Created by:

• Alienslof, www.slofshive.co.uk, alienslof@slofshive.co.uk
• Arjen 'Grawl' Voogt, www.grawl.nl, grawler@gmail.com
• Abram 'APY' Wagenaar, www.planetelderscrolls.com, apy@rpgplanet.com
• Cheryl 'Korana', roxykittyd@adelphia.net
• Jack 'Valerias' Robinson, victoryfour@cg-arts.org
• Robin Irvin, jrobbins19@hotmail.com
• Tina 'Sirius Snape' Duncan, sirius.snape@gmail.com

Title: The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
System: PC, Xbox 360
Developer: Bethesda Softworks
Publisher: 2K Games
Release Date: 20 March 2006

01 - Introduction
02 - Races
03 - Classes
04 - Skills/Attributes
05 - Birthsigns
06 - Walkthrough
07 - Quests
08 - Vampires
09 - Map
10 - Items
11 - Cheats/Secrets
12 - Miscellanea
13 - FAQ
14 - Changelog
15 - Conclusion

01 - Introduction
02 - Races
03 - Classes
04 - Skills/Attributes
05 - Birthsigns
06 - Walkthrough
06.1 - Tutorial
06.2 - Deliver the Amulet
06.3 - Find the Heir
06.4 - Breaking the Siege of Kvatch
06.5 - Weynon Priory
06.6 - The Path of Dawn
06.7 - Spies
06.8 - Blood of the Daedra
06.9 - Azura
06.10 - Bruma Gate
06.11 - Blood of the Divines
06.12 - Miscarcand
06.13 - Allies for Bruma
06.14 - The Defense of Bruma
06.15 - Paradise
06.16 - Light the Dragonfires
06.17 - Imperial Dragon Armor
07 - Quests
07a - Mages Guild
07a.1 - Bruma Recommendation
07a.2 - Bravil Recommendation
07a.3 - Cheydinhal Recommendation
07a.4 - Anvil Recommendation
07a.5 - Skingrad Recommendation
07a.6 - Leyawiin Recommendation
07a.7 - Chorrol Recommendation
07a.8 - A Mage's Staff
07a.9 - Ulterior Motives
07a.10 - Vahtacen's Secret
07a.11 - Necromancer's Moon
07a.12 - Liberation or Apprehension?
07a.13 - Information At a Price
07a.14 - A Plot Revealed
07a.15 - Ambush
07a.16 - Confront the King
07b - Fighters Guild
07b.1 - The Desolate Mine
07b.2 - A Rat Problem
07b.3 - The Unfortunate Shopkeeper
07b.4 - Unfinished Business
07b.5 - Drunk and Disorderly
07b.6 - Den of Thieves
07b.7 - Amelion's Debt
07b.8 - The Master's Son
07b.9 - More Unfinished Business
07b.10 - Azani Blackheart
07b.11 - The Wandering Scholar
07b.12 - The Fugitives
07b.13 - Trolls of Forsaken Mine
07b.14 - The Noble's Daughter
07b.15 - Mystery at Harlun's Watch
07b.16 - The Stone of St. Alessia
07b.17 - Information Gathering
07b.18 - Infiltration
07b.19 - The Hist
07c - The Arena (Incomplete)
07c.1 - Ranks and Gold rewards
07c.2 - Pit Dog Matches
07c.3 - Brawler Matches
07c.4 - Bloodletter Matches
07c.5 - Myrmidon Matches
07c.6 - Warrior Matches
07c.7 - Gladiator Matches
07c.8 - Hero Matches
07c.9 - Champion Match
07d - Thieves Guild
07d.1 - May the Best Thief Win
07d.2 - Independent Thievery
07d.3 - Untaxing the Poor
07d.4 - The Elven Maid
07d.5 - Adharji's Heirloom
07d.6 - Misdirection
07d.7 - Lost Histories
07d.8 - Taking Care of Lex
07d.9 - Turning a Blind Eye
07d.10 - Arrow of Extrication
07d.11 - Boots of Springheel Jak
07d.12 - The Ultimate Heist
07e - Dark Brotherhood (Incomplete)
07e.1 - A Knife in the Dark
07e.2 - Welcome to the Family
07e.3 - A Watery Grave
07e.4 - Blood of the Damned
07e.5 - Accidents Happen
07e.6 - No Rest for the Wicked
07e.7 - Scheduled for Execution
07e.8 - To Serve Sithis
07e.9 - The Assassinated Man
07e.10 - My Brother's Keeper
07e.11 - The Lonely Wanderer
07e.12 - Enter the Eliminator
07f - Daedric Quests (Incomplete)
07g - Side-Quests (Incomplete)
08 - Vampires
08.1 - How to Become a Vampire
08.2 - Where to Find Them
08.3 - Once You're a Vampire
08.4 - Stages of Vampirism
08.5 - Feeding
08.6 - Vampirism Cure
09 - Map
10 - Items
10a - Weapons
10b - Armor (Incomplete)
10c - Alchemy
10d - Sigil Stones
11 - Cheats/Secrets
11.1 - Console Cheats
11.2 - Vampire Cure Quest money exploit
11.3 - Screenshots
11.4 - Infinite Money
11.5 - Easy Stealing
11.6 - Item Spawning (PC)
11.7 - World Warping (PC)
12 - Miscellanea
12.1 - On horses
12.2 - On houses
12.3 - Skill trainers
12.4 - Custom spells and enchantments
12.5 - Lockpicking
13 - FAQ
14 - Changelog
15 - Conclusion

After the mysterious and untimely death of the Emperor, desperate factions vie for control of Tamriel's throne. With the empire ready to crumble, the gates of Oblivion open and demons march upon the land, laying waste to everything in their path. To turn the tide of darkness the player must find the lost heir to the throne and unravel the sinister plot that threatens to destroy all of Tamriel.

Welcome to our guide to Oblivion, created by a team of various persons. Different people, the same goal - create the best Oblivion guide there is. We hope you enjoy this guide in your journey through Oblivion, and remember - feedback is always welcome.

- Grawl

Choosing a race is for most people the hardest thing in the game. Once you realize it's not all about the looks, it's indeed a difficult task to determine what race to choose. All of them have special abilities and skill bonuses so again you will have to think about what kind of character you're going to play.

For example, if you want to play a combat character with melee skills, a good choice would be either Nord or Orc. Nords have great skill bonuses but Orcs have the Berserk ability: a wild fighting rage with a Fatigue, Health and Strength bonus.

Race	Skill bonuses	Special abilities	Notes
Argonian	Alchemy +5, Athletics +10, Blade +5, Hand-to-Hand +5, Illusion +5, Mysticism +5, Security +10	Resist Disease (75 points constant), Resist Poison (100 points constant), Water Breathing (constant)	Not really a coherent range of skill bonuses but the special abilities are pretty good.
Breton	Alchemy +5, Alteration +5, Conjuration +10, Illusion +5, Mysticism +10, Restoration +10	Fortified Magicka (+50 points constant), Resist Magicka (50 points constant), Shield (50 points for 60 secs - once a day)	Good for spell casting although there's no bonus for Destruction. The Magicka abilities and Shield are great though.
Dark Elf	Athletics +5, Blade +10, Blunt +5, Destruction +10, Light Armor +5, Marksman +5, Mysticism +5	Summon Ghost (60 secs - once a day), Resist Fire (75 points constant)	The more offensive spellcaster, with Blade skill bonus for melee fights.
High Elf	Alchemy +5, Alteration +10, Conjuration +5, Destruction +10, Illusion +5, Mysticism +10	Fortified Magicka (+100 points constant), Weakness to Fire, Frost, Shock (25 points constant), Resist Disease (75 points constant)	Offensive spellcasters who only rely on magic, no Blade bonus like Dark Elf.
Imperial	Blade +5, Blunt +5, Hand-to-Hand +5, Heavy Armor +5, Mercantile +10, Speechcraft +10	Absorb Fatigue (100 points - once a day), Charm (30 points - once a day)	Speechcraft bonus and Charm special are great!
Khajiit	Acrobatics +10, Athletics +5, Blade +5, Hand-to-Hand +10, Light Armor +5, Security +5, Sneak +5	Demoralize (100 points - once a day), Night-Eye (30 secs)	The unlimited Night-Eye and Sneak and Security bonuses make for a great thief character!
Nord	Armorer +5, Blade +10, Block +5, Blunt +10, Heavy Armor +10, Restoration +5	Frost Damage on touch (50 points - once a day), Shield (30 points for 60 seconds - once a day), Resist Frost (50 points constant)	Excellent skill bonuses for a melee fighter
Orc	Armorer +10, Block +10, Blunt +10, Hand-to-Hand +5, Heavy Armor +10	Fortify Health +20, Fortify Fatigue +200, Fortify Strength +50, Drain Agility -100 (all 60 secs - once a day), Resist Magicka (25 points)	Excellent special ability for melee fighter, less interesting skill bonuses but still okay
Redguard	Athletics +10, Blade +10, Blunt +10, Hand-to-Hand +5, Heavy Armor +10	Fortify Agility +50, Fortify Speed +50, Fortify Strength +50, fortify Endurance +50, Fortify Health +25 (all 60 secs), Resist Poison (75 points), Resist Disease (75 points)	Special ability is excellent for a combat player, skill bonuses pretty good too
Wood Elf	Acrobatics +5, Alchemy +10, Alteration +5, Light Armor +5, Marksman +10, Sneak +10	Command Creature (20 points for 60 secs - once a day), Resist Disease (75 points)	Good for stealth fighters.

During the introductory tutorial level you will have to select your character's class. The game suggests a class based on your style of playing during the introduction. You can confirm this class, choose another class or make your own custom class.

Each class has a certain specialization (Magic, Combat or Stealth), seven major skills and a bonus of +5 to two attributes. Each specialization governs seven skills which get a +10 bonus. Therefore, all seven major skills you choose should ideally be skills from your specialization. The major skills have a base value of 25 (or 35 if you get the +10 specialization bonus) and are the only skills that contribute to levelling up. They also increase faster than the rest of the skills (the so-called minor skills). These minor skills only start out with 5 points and don't increase as fast.

The list of specializations and their respective governed skills:

Specialization	Skills
Combat	Armorer, Athletics, Blade, Block, Blunt, Hand-to-Hand, Heavy Armor
Magic	Alchemy, Alteration, Conjuration, Destruction, Illusion, Mysticism, Restoration
Stealth	Acrobatics, Light Armor, Marksman, Mercantile, Security, Sneak, Speechcraft

See the section on skills for more in-depth information about the twenty-one skills in the game.

Below you'll find a list of the predefined classes in the game. As I said before, you don't have to stick to these but it might be useful if you're a first-time player of the Elder Scrolls series.

Class name	Favored attributes	Specialization	Major skills	In-game description
Acrobat	Agility, Endurance	Stealth	Acrobatics, Blade, Block, Marksman, Security, Sneak, Speechcraft	The kind of person that uses agility and endurance to their advantage. Unafraid of jumping long distances.
Agent	Agility, Personality	Stealth	Acrobatics, Illusion, Marksman, Mercantile, Security, Sneak, Speechcraft	Charming when they can be seen, and nearly invisible when in shadow.
Archer	Agility, Strength	Combat	Armorer, Blade, Blunt, Hand-to-Hand, Light Armor, Marksman, Sneak	A marksman, adept at combat at great distances. Able to take down most foes before they have a chance to draw sword.
Assassin	Intelligence, Speed	Stealth	Alchemy, Acrobatics, Blade, Light Armor, Marksman, Security, Sneak	Nimble and quiet, they move in darkness to strike at the unsuspecting. Locks hold no doors shut for them.
Barbarian	Speed, Strength	Combat	Armorer, Athletics, Blade, Block, Blunt, Hand-to-Hand, Light Armor	Fearsome brutes who inspire fear and dread in the hearts of their enemies. Like a storm, swift and powerful. Finding little use for heavy armor, they rely on smashing their foes into the ground.
Bard	Intelligence, Personality	Stealth	Alchemy, Blade, Block, Illusion, Light Armor, Mercantile, Speechcraft	Intelligent and personable, they prefer to accomplish tasks with their words first, and with their sword second.
Battlemage	Intelligence, Strength	Magic	Alchemy, Alteration, Blade, Blunt, Conjuration, Destruction, Mysticism	Able to resolve most conflicts with either spell or sword. They are a deadly mix of scholar and soldier.
Crusader	Strength, Willpower	Combat	Athletics, Blade, Blunt, Destruction, Hand-to-Hand, Heavy Armor, Restoration	A combatant who wields the power of brute strength and medicinal knowledge. Cheating death after every fight, they rely on their keen knowledge of restoration to fight yet again.
Healer	Personality, Willpower	Magic	Alchemy, Alteration, Destruction, Illusion, Mercantile, Restoration, Speechcraft	Fighters of poison and illness. The ancient art of restoration is their ally, and the deadly art of destruction is their weapon.
Knight	Personality, Strength	Combat	Blade, Block, Blunt, Hand-to-Hand, Heavy Armor, Illusion, Speechcraft	The most noble of all combatants. Strong in body and in character.
Mage	Intelligence, Willpower	Magic	Alchemy, Alteration, Conjuration, Destruction, Illusion, Mysticism, Restoration	Preferring to use their extensive knowledge of all things magical, they wield a might more powerful than the sharpest blade.
Monk	Agility, Willpower	Stealth	Acrobatics, Alteration, Athletics, Hand-to-Hand, Marksman, Security, Sneak	Quick and cunning with the empty hand, they are strong in spirit. They prefer to solve conflict by arrow or by fist.
Nightblade	Speed, Willpower	Magic	Acrobatics, Alteration, Athletics, Blade, Destruction, Light Armor, Restoration	Spell and shadow are their friends. By darkness they move with haste, casting magic to benefit their circumstances.
Pilgrim	Endurance, Personality	Stealth	Armorer, Block, Blunt, Light Armor, Mercantile, Security, Speechcraft	Hearty folk, well-versed in the tomes of old. They profit in life by bartering in the market, or by persuading the weak-minded.
Rogue	Personality, Speed	Combat	Alchemy, Athletics, Blade, Block, Illusion, Light Armor, Mercantile	They use speed in combat rather than brute force. Persuasive in conversation, their tongues are as sharp as blades.
Scout	Endurance, Speed	Combat	Alchemy, Athletics, Armorer, Acrobatics, Blade, Block, Light Armor	Preferring the rolling countryside to the city life, they are gifted with the ability to evade, guard, and protect themselves with great proficiency.
Sorcerer	Endurance, Intelligence	Magic	Alchemy, Alteration, Conjuration, Destruction, Heavy Armor, Mysticism, Restoration	Besting the most well-equipped fighters, they rely on the spells of the mystic arts. Unique to these mages is the bodily stamina to be armed with the thickest armor.
Spellsword	Endurance, Willpower	Magic	Alteration, Blade, Block, Destruction, Heavy Armor, Illusion, Restoration	More nimble and athletic than the sorcerer, and better suited for spellcasting than the knight, their attacks are unpredictable. Students of combat and magic.
Thief	Agility, Speed	Stealth	Acrobatics, Light Armor, Marksman, Mercantile, Security, Sneak, Speechcraft	Profiting from the losses of others is their love. Able to be swift in shadow, and crafty in bartering. Locks are enemies, and lockpicks are their swords.
Warrior	Endurance, Strength	Combat	Armorer, Athletics, Blade, Block, Blunt, Hand-to-Hand, Heavy Armor	Unafraid of light weaponry, they plow into the fray with little regard for injury. Masters of al melee tools, they put little faith in the magical arts.
Witchhunter	Agility, Intelligence	Magic	Alchemy, Athletics, Conjuration, Destruction, Marksman, Mysticism, Security	Swift on foot, and clever with spells, they use distance as their ally. Slower adversaries are fodder for their arrows.

Skills are the abilities your character has. By using a skill, you're improving it. Once you have improved ten skills, you raise one level. When you raise a level you can distribute points over three attributes.

The game covers the following skills:

All skills are governed by an attribute. These are the things you can improve on a level-up. When you're using a major skill (see Classes), on the next level-up you will be able to assign extra points to its attribute.

The attributes range from 1 through 100 and can be changed by potions and magic effects. The game has the following eight attributes:

Attribute	Governs skills	Description
Agility	Marksman, Security, Sneak	Affects the marksman damage you can do, the total Fatigue and your ability to manoeuver and balance.
Endurance	Armorer, Block, Heavy Armor	Affects your health, fatigue and how much your health increases on level-up.
Intelligence	Alchemy, Conjuration, Mysticism	Affects your total Magicka.
Luck	-	Luck affects everything you do but doesn't govern any skills.
Personality	Illusion, Mercantile, Speechcraft	Affects people's disposition towards you.
Speed	Acrobatics, Athletics, Light Armor	Determines how fast you move.
Strength	Blade, Blunt, Hand-to-Hand	Affects how much you can carry, your Fatigue and how much melee damage you can do.
Willpower	Alteration, Destruction, Restoration	Affects your Fatigue and how quickly you regenerate Magicka.

You will have to select a birthsign for your character, during the introductory tutorial level as well. Different birthsigns have different features (advantages) and you'll have to choose one that fits with your character and your style of playing.

Birthsigns	Advantages	Notes
Apprentice	Magicka +100, 100% Weakness to Magicka	Useful for spellcasting mages
Atronach	Magicka +150, no Magicka regeneration, Spell Absorption 50%	Useful for spellcasting mages but it will take extra effort to restore Magicka
Lady	Endurance +10, Willpower +10	-
Lord	Restore Health (6 points for 15 secs), 25% Weakness to fire	Restore Health is pretty useful but might not be worth the weakness
Lover	Paralyze on touch (10 secs) and lose 120 Fatigue - once a day	Always useful
Mage	Magicka +50	Useful for spellcasting; you could choose Apprentice but that comes with a weakness
Ritual	Restore Health (200 points at once) - once a day, Turn Undead (100 points for 30 seconds)	-
Serpent	Cure Poison, Damage Fatigue (100 points on self), Damage Health on touch (3 points for 20 secs), Dispel (90 points) - all at once, and once a day	Not really useful in my opinion
Shadow	Invisibility (60 secs) - once a day	Useful for thieves' quests
Steed	Speed +20	+20 Speed is a good choice, but it might not be as useful later in the game
Thief	Agility +10, Luck +10, Speed +10	For playing a stealth character
Tower	Reflect Damage (5 points for 120 secs), Open Average Lock daily	-
Warrior	Endurance +10, Strength +10	Perfect for combat-oriented characters

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion was released by Bethesda Softworks on March 20, 2006. This game marked the next step in realistic RPG's. This tells the tale of the aftermath following the assassination of the Emperor of Tamriel. The Amulet of Kings has kept the Dragonflame burning and the doors to Oblivion closed to normal man. Now with his death the fire is out and the doors have opened. You must find his lost son and heir to the throne before the evil takes over the land.

Like with all of The Elder Scrolls games you begin your existence in a jail cell. For what exact reasons you don't really know, but your future is about to pan out in ways you never imagined (your character never imagined, as the game player you know you're going to save the planet).

This is the tutorial section of the game. From the character creation to exiting the sewers it's pretty linear, guiding you through creating your perfect character and introducing you to the game's features. The first step is creating the race and physical features of your character. Take a moment to explore the jail cell. Mostly there's just the cups on the table. You can sit down on the stool, something Morrowind didn't offer. Once you've played around walk over to the cell door and the prisoner across the way will comment about you. Then the Emperor and his guards will enter. After the Emporer's epiphany follow the group through the hidden passage.

The real start of YOU playing the game is when Emperor Septim's guard, Baurus, tells you to not follow them any further. You'll need a key to get through the door anyway so don't worry about trying. Behind you a few rats come through the wall. This is the direction you want to go once they are dead.

From the Imperial Prison you'll make your way through to the Substructure then on to the Natural Caverns, the Imperial Subterrane, and lastly The Sanctum. Here you'll meet up with the Emperor and his guards.

Your first task will be taking the amulet to Jauffre at Weynon Priory near the town of Chorrol. Before you can do that you must make your way through The Sewers.

The path through the Sewers is also straightforward. Just before you exit to the outside you'll be asked one last time if you want to change anything about your character. Do so if you wish and then prepare for the rest of the adventure.

Once you're outside The Sewers you are on your own. It is most likely a hour or two before dawn, depending on how much time you spent in the Tutorial section. Head up the hill and around the Prison and enter the Imperial City. Here you can start any of the other quests available to you or continue with the Main Quest.

Exit the city from the West gate. Follow the road past Weye and Wawet Inn. Continue through The Great Forest and soon you will come to Fort Ash. Beware the Bandit who fights you for your gold. If you have more than 100 Septims you can pay him off and he'll leave you be or prepare for a battle. You'll finish the first leg of this long journey once you arrive at Weynon Priory just outside of Chorrol.

So let's head South...

You can either fast travel to Kvatch or walk/ride a horse all the way there, it's completely up to you. Once you arrive a man named Hirtel will run up to you and initiate a conversation. The town has been overrun by monsters from Oblivion. Several people have escaped and are taking refuge in the little camp you just arrived at. Others, including Martin, have barricaded themselves in the Chapel before the whole town was overrun. After getting whatever little pieces of information from Hirtel head up the path to Kvatch.

Savlian Matius confronts you before you make it to the destroyed town. Ask about Martin and he'll tell you he's in the Chapel. Also, he wants your help finding a way to close the gate to Oblivion. You have two options here:

Either enter the Oblivion gate or walk into the city and find Martin first.

Into Oblivion we go! If you pass through the barrier you'll end up on the other side looking at the castle gate. You have to “activate” the gate. Once you're standing pretty close to the gate's threshold the cursor will change and you'll be able to enter Oblivion. Ilend Voius is the only survivor just inside the gate to Oblivion.

You can have Ilend Voius accompany you into the tower to find his friends or send him back to Savlian Matius to defend the refugees. The choice is yours.

You cannot access the tower through the main set of gates directly in front of it. Instead, you must take the long route around the West side of the island. Follow it around and eventually you'll come to The Tower Portal to the Blood Feast. Enter, and as the load screen says, SAVE OFTEN.

The red compass arrow tells you exactly where to go to get through this multi-floored hollow tower. From the Blood Feast you'll go through the Rending Halls, back to the Blood Feast (but on the second level), up to the Corridors of Dark Salvation, and back out to the Plane of Oblivion. Inside the Reapers Sprawl you'll encounter the Dremora Sigil Keeper. Kill him and take the Sigil Key off his dead body. Talk to Menien Goneld in the cage and learn...

So the huge flame shooting up through the Blood Feast leads to the Sigillum Sanguis. Further up the edge of the Blood Feast you'll find a Runes Portal. Activate it to teleport to the next floor up. Once at the top just take the Sigil Stone...

Talk to Savlian Matius and help him and his men take back the city. Once done you can enter the Chapel and free the survivors. Once the conversation between Savlian Matius and the other guard is finished you can catch up with Martin as he is leaving the castle grounds. Ask him to follow you back to Weynon Priory.

The Priory will be under attack by assassins when you get there. Enter the Chapel and help Jauffre defeat them. Jauffre believes the attackers may have taken the Amulet of Kings from his hiding place in Weynon House. Unfortunately he is right. Through the conversations you'll determine the next course of action is to hide Martin at the Cloud Ruler Temple, the hidden Blades fortress near Bruma.

Once you arrive at Cloud Ruler Temple enter the main gates and ascend to the top of the steps. Martin and Jauffre will follow and give a speech to the other guards. Speak to Martin once they are done talking. He'll wonder what to do next. Speak to Jauffre and he'll ask you to join The Blades. Congratulations, you are now a Knight Brother/Sister of the Blades. You're next task is to find Baurus at Luther Broad's Boarding House at Imerial City Elven Gardens District.

There Baurus will tell you to sit next to him and follow his lead. You'll wait for him to get up and leave the room. Follow the man sitting in the corner when he goes after Baurus. Once the assassin is dead check his body and take the book about the Mythic Dawn.

Head on over to the Arcane University and speak to Tar-Meena.

She will give you volumes 1 and 2 of the books. You have to find the other two volumes. She suggests you speak to Phintias, the proprietor of the First Edition Bookstore in the Market District.

Sit down at the table in the far corner of the bookstore. Wait a few seconds and Gwinas will enter the room. Once he gets the book from Phintias speak to him about it. Once you've explained to him the cult is behind the assassination of the Emperor he'll gladly hand you Volume 3 and not want anything to do with the cult. As for Volume 4...

You'll find Baurus back at the Boarding House. Enter the house and then exit back to the street and he'll be standing to your left. Speak to him about the meeting and he'll decide the two of you must go get the last book. Follow Baurus to the Sunken Sewer beneath the Elven Gardens District. He'll lead you the entire way so you don't have to worry about getting lost.

You have the choice of either sitting at the table and meeting with The Sponsor or standing at the top of the stairs to keep watch. Either way The Sponsor will arrive and other assassins will catch the second person standing guard. After the obvious battle that insues you will find Volume 4 on The Sponsor's body. Also, grab the Sunken Sewers Key from one of the assassin's body. This will help you get out. Exit through Dynari Amnis' Basement. You will have to Lockpick this door to get out of the basement.

Visit Tar-Meena again...

Tar-Meena asks you to come back the next day after she's had some time to think about what's in the books.

Come back the next day and she'll have some more information.

Around Noon check out the Tomb of Prince Camarril (easily found by the arrow on your Compass). You'll notice a map of Cyrodiil and a marker. Activate it to add the comment to your Journal and the marker to the map. Head to Lake Arrius, the next marker on your map. Here you will find the Caverns leading to the secret Mythic Dawn shrine. The Mythic Dawn Guard will let you into the shrine. Next you have to find the Amulet of Kings. Harrow, the Warden of the Shrine, will accept you as an initiate into the Mythic Dawn cult and require you to give him all your belongings.

You have two options here. If you want to go on an all out rampage don't give him your stuff. You will have to kill EVERYONE in the shrine. However, if you do give him everything you will still find the Mysterium Xarxes but everyone will attack you and you'll only have a Dagger as your weapon. Either way Mankar Camoran will escape to the Realm of Paradise with the Amulet of Kings. You'll find the Mysterium Xarxes on the shrine where he stood making his speech. If you choose you can free the slave you would have sacrificed.

If you gave all your stuff away you can find it... (haven't played this option yet)

Once you have the Mysterium Xarxes you must escape the Shrine and return to Cloud Ruler Temple. Just follow the map marker out of the Shrine. Jauffre will greet you at the main door to the Temple and tell you to see Martin.

So here's what we've learned so far... The only way to stop the Oblivion invasion is to relight the Dragonfires. The Emporer, the Amulet of Kings, and the Dragonfires are the three divine gifts. As long as the Dragonfires burn the barriers keep the daedra from entering Tamriel. Only an heir of Septim blood can wield the Amulet of Kings and relight the Dragonfires. Mankar Camoran's plot is almost complete.

In the meantime Martin asks you to speak to Jauffre about Mythic Dawn agents spying on the Temple. Jauffre tells you that strangers have been sighted near the Temple. He suspects they are Mythic Dawn spies based out of Bruma. You need to talk to Captain Burd of the Bruma Guard for more information. Also, Steffan of the Blades can tell you where he has seen the suspected spies.

The location will appear on your Compass. The Hestra Rune Stone will also give you Bound Mace and Gauntlets for a good length of time if you activate it. Heading over to Bruma, you'll find Captain Burd in the Castle's Great Hall or the Barracks.

Head over to Jearl's house. You'll have to Lockpick your way in. Jearl and his friend skip any introductions and immediately fight you. Take them both down. Search their bodies. You'll find a Basement Key. You'll find the Basement right under your feet in Jearl's house, half hidden by the carpet. Here you will find a scroll with the plans the Mythic Dawn have. Take this to Jauffre immediately.

You should also speak to Martin on his progress with the Mysterium Xarxes.

You will need to located a Daedra Artifact. Martin has a copy of “Modern Heretics”. Read this for information on where to find a Daedra Artifact. The book describes the Shrine of Azura and marks it on your map. You can get an artifact from there perhaps...

Commentary: Yes, unfortunately, for those who have played Morrowind will probably guess that the artifact is Azura's Star, the finest Soul Gem in the game. Luckily, You don't have to use Azura's Star. Any 'ol Daedric Artifact will do. So see Daedric Quests section and pick one you don't care to have the item from so you can give it away.

Once you have the Daedric Artifact, give it to Martin.

(I will put this here until the Daedric Quests section is complete.)

At dusk or dawn place a Will-o-Wisp at her shrine. You'll find these creatures all over the area at night. As usual she has a small mission for you. Find and kill her followers who trapped themselves in the Gutted Mine, releasing them from their vampiric existence. Azura will unseal the mine so you can enter.

Head on over to the Gutted Mine. All the vampires are marked with the green arrow on the Compass. Find them, kill them, and return to Azura for your reward, Azura's Star.

Martin tells you to speak to Jauffre. Another Oblivion Gate has opened near Bruma, and the Countess has asked for the Blades to help her guardsmen close it. You're the only one who's closed a gate. You get to take the guards into Oblivion, along with Captain Burd, and shut the gate. In this Plane of Oblivion the main tower is called The Fury Spike. Head into the Rending Halls, up to the Corridors of Dark Salvation, and once you get to the Sigil Stone chamber, do the deed.

Martin has discovered the second item needed to open the portal to Mankar Camoran's realm of Paradise. Now you must obtain the blood of a god, Tiber Septim's blood. Jauffre will tell you the story only the Blades know. You need to seek out Tiber Septim's armor. It's in the catacombs beneath the ruins of Sancre Tor. Jauffre will give you the key to the outer door.

Once inside Sancre Tor, you're task is rather straightforward: Find the skeletons of the four Blades guards. Kill them and free their ghosts. The four will help lift the cursed barrier guarding Tiber Septim's grave. The Compass will direct you to each of their locations. Once you've freed the fourth ghost follow him down to Tiber Septim's shrine. The four will lift the curse and allow you to take the armor off the shrine.

Now head back to Martin.

You'll find Miscarcand between Kvatch and Skingrad. This ruin has a few new types of puzzles to solve as you make your way to the Great Welkynd Stone. The first point of frustration will be a false wall right after the main entrance. In front of you will be a wall, but the map shows a hallway extending beyond that... don't worry about it now. You'll find out why later.

The first trick is in this first section. In the western most room you'll find a glowing button on the wall. Press it to open the gate located just before the next section, Sel Vanua. It took me an hour to realize that button opened the gate. I had pressed it twice, since the first time didn't cause any immediate result for me... thus raising the gate back up before I reached it.

In Sel Vanua you'll have to find two buttons. In chronological order you reach the one in the big room in the NE corner first. This will raise the cage covering a Stone that will recharge all your enchanted weapons and armor to full. The second button is in the Southern hallway. This will open a gate to the next section, Morimath.

Stick to the high ground in Morimath. You'll eventually reach the Great Welkynd Stone. This will lower a few false walls and freeing the Great Miscarcand King from his confines. Once he's dead take the Miscarcand Key from him and make your way through the hidden hallway where he came from. The key will open the locked gate which... leads you directly to the first section and to the entrance door.

You will receive this task just after you eliminate the Spies in Bruma and then the Countess will bring up the subject again during The Defense of Bruma. You do not have to complete this quest but it may help if you cannot defend the castle before the Great Oblivion Gate opens. This all depends on your level. High level characters that can take on six or so enemies at the same time (along with the ten or so Bruma guards at your side).

Now we must visit the other large cities and get their help defending Bruma from the largest attack from Oblivion and the Mythic Dawn that Cyrodiil has ever seen. Each city gets a red compass marker so let's start in a loose clockwise order:

Chorrol
Cheydinhal
Leyawiin
Bravil
Skingrad
Kvatch
Anvil
The Imperial City

Take the stone back to Martin. He'll be talking to Jauffre when you arrive and the conversation is not good. The bottom line is the forth and final item needed is a Great Sigil Stone. To get this stone is to allow a Great Oblivion Gate to open. All the other gates are regular old Oblivion Gates, nothing special. So this mean allowing the Mythic Dawn to continue their plan to attack Bruma.

The Countess of Bruma won't be too pleased with the idea of deliberately allowing an attack on Bruma take place. However, after you speak to her she reluctantly agrees and meets with Martin in the Chapel of Talos. Follow her there and when you're ready for battle, let her know.

Before you agree to enter the Great Oblivion Gate she offers the choice to call up more Allies for Bruma (if you haven't already done so) or continue on a begin the quest for the Great Sigil Stone. If you're ready for the big battle tell the Countess. Follow Martin all the way down to the battlefield.

While you battle you need to make sure Martin doesn't get killed. It won't take long for the other two gates to open and the Great Gate to form. Once the Great Gate opens enter it. You'll find the Daedric Siege Engine crawling towards the portal. If it exits the Gate before you reach the Sigil Stone, all will be lost. You have 13 minutes to get to the Sigillum Sanguis and get the Stone.

There are four towers in a square with bridges connecting them. The main tower is called the World Breaker and the other three are World Breaker Guard. You'll only enter two of the three Guard towers. From the closest Guard tower marked with the red arrow, make your way to the top. Each of these towers have the ascending platform with the spike in the middle. Just activate it with the lever on the wall like the other Planes of Oblivion you've visited already.

Between the second and third is a broken bridge. You'll have to get a running jump (good Acrobatics will help greatly here) to make it across. Once your in front of the large gate there is a lever that will open it. From the main World Breaker room head up to the Vaults of End Times, back into World Breaker, to the locked door to the Sigillum Sanguis. The lock is Average. Just get the Sigil Stone and that's it.

Give the stone to Martin and follow him all the way back to Cloud Ruler Temple. Once inside he'll put the four items together and prepare the portal to Paradise

This portal is a one way door. Once you enter, you're stuck until the end. Make sure you have all the stuff you need for a lengthy battle with Mankar Camoran in the end.

Paradise has a very straightforward layout. Just follow the stone path along and listen to Mankar Camoran's monologue. This place is also referred to as Gaiar Alata by the locals. As you talk to them you'll come to find they are trapped here, an eternal hell that looks beautiful. The Savage Garden will lead you to the Flooded Grotto.

Kathutet will mark the direction to the Lair of Anaxes. You'll find Xivilai trapped behind a boulder. Just “activate” the logs holding the boulder in place and he'll be free. Return to Kathutet to get the Bands of the Chosen and enter the Forbidden Grotto at the back end of the Flooded Grotto.

Along the way you'll run into a High Elf named Eldamil.

Accept his offer and pretend to be his prisoner until his Dremora overseer finished his inspection. Get into the cage and let him lower you. You won't touch the lava below. Once he raises you back up you can escape through the back of the cage. Head South and Eldamil will remove the Bands.

The rest is straightforward. No special things you have to do to get out. Just follow the caves as they zig-zag around and you'll eventually find your way back to Paradise. At the top of the path you'll find Mankar Camaron's Palace. Mankar is sitting on his throne and will give another drawn out speech. Once it's over the battle will begin.

Once Mankar is dead you have just enough time to take a few nice leveled items from his body. But if you don't get to him in time, don't worry, you'll still have the Amulet when Paradise dissolves around you. Give the Amulet of Kings to Martin and he'll put it on. As you had hoped it stays on, proving he is of Septim blood.

This is not the end, however. Mehrunes Dagon can still invade Tamriel until the Dragonfires are relit. Travel to the Imperial City to make Martin officially Emperor.

Enter the Elder Council Chambers in the Imperial Palace with Martin. As you are about to present Martin as Emperor to Chancellor Ocato a guard will barge in and announce the city is under attack. You must get Martin safely to the Temple of the One. Martin will be surrounded by you, the guards and a whole bunch of daedra on the way to the Temple. The next big problem is that Mehrunes Dagon will also be there attacking people. You can still get passed him. Once inside the Temple, just go over to where the green arrow leads you on the Compass. This is where Martin will give his final speech to you and say his goodbyes. He knows what he must do. Now enjoy the following in game cinema scene (and don't drool too much on your keyboard) and finally the endgame rendered movie. Congratulations, you've saved humanity, again.

The End... or so it seems.

Two week is a long wait. But it's worth it.

In this section you'll find all the quests available in the game, that aren't related to the main quest. Did you find a quest, and isn't it listed here yet? Let the person responsible for that part know.

Joining (you can only join if you do not have bounties on your head):

• Anvil - Carahil
• Bravil - Kud-Ei
• Cheydinhal - Falcar
• Chorrol - Teekeeus
• Leyawiin - Dagail
• Skingrad - Adrienne Berene

Arcane University - closed until Recommendation quests are completed

Penalties:

• Theft from a guild member - resupply the alchemical stocks by collecting 20 Dragon's Tongue Flowers and 20 Redwort flowers.
• Murder of a guild member - find 20 portions of vampire dust and 20 Daedra hearts.

Go to Volanaro in the cellar of the guild and speak to him and raise his disposition to 70 and find out the truth behind where J'skar is.

Follow his instructions to steal the Manual of Spellcraft from Frasoric's desk. He will give you what you need to be able to get into the office and desk by teaching you an unlock spell, though the locks can be picked fairly easily.

Get the book and give it to Volanaro.

He will meet you in the cellar at 10pm to take the invisibility spell off of J'skar.

Talk to Jeanne.

You have your recommendation.

Varon Vamoir has stolen Ardaline's staff. Speak to Kud-Ei about it and she will tell you to recover the staff any way that you can.

Use the charm scroll 'beguile' on Varon Vamori and talk to him about Ardaline and the Mage's Staff.

Talk to Kud-Ei.

Head to the Plaza District to find Soris Arenmim.

Use the beguile scroll on him and get his disposition up above 70 and he'll sell it for 200 gold. If you buy it you get this journal entry:

You can buy it, or you can speak to his wife Erissare Arenim and use a Beguile scroll on her to raise her disposition high enough (above 65) so that she tells you that you can find the staff in a locked chest in the cellar. The key is upstairs in Soris's desk. You can get the staff that way, as well. When you have the staff, return to Kud-El and speak to her.

Talk to Falcar and find out that the The Ring of Burden has been lost down a well, and your task is to get it back for Falcar.

You will need a key for the well, and Deetsan has that key. It is best to wait and talk to her when Falcar is not around, as she is more forthcoming when he is out of earshot.

You'll find that someone else, Vidkun - was sent down there already and has not been heard from since. Deetsan will teach you a spell, Bouyancy - which combines Feather with Water Breathing to better help you when you are down in the well. The ring you are looking for will add 200 points to your encumbrance, so drop as much as you can so that you will not be over encumbered before you go down there. Get the ring and return to talk to Deetsan.

Falcar will be gone when you get back, and Deetsan explains this to you when you talk to her. Drop the ring where you choose.

A search of the dresser near the bed turns up two dark Soul Gems.

Take these to Deetsan.

Speak to Carahil and find out about a series of murders and kidnappings along the Gold Road. Carahil wants you to be the bait in trying to solve the mystery.

Speak to Arielle.

Speak to Christophe Marane about getting a room and let him know you are a travelling merchant.

Jurard will meet you there and will let you know the plan of attack.

When you sleep you get another Journal entry:

Leave the inn and head east along the road. Along the road you will see Caminalda, a familiar face from the inn. She is hostile and will attack.You can kill her, and take what you find from her body. You'll note that there is a room key on her person. Take the key back to her room at the inn and use it to get inside. You'll find some loot in a chest in the room that you can take.

Speak to Carahil.

Speak to Adrienne Berene to find out that a mage Erthor borrowed some of her notes and she wants them back.

Ask around to find out where Erthor is, and speak to Sullinus Vassinus and then Druja.

She will teach you a Weak Fireball spell to help you out. Now to find the cave. Once you find the cave from where it is marked on your map, you will find Zombies inside. You will need to kill them first before Erthor will come with you.

You can either escort Erthor back, or you can send him back on his own. You will then get your recommendation.

First, speak to Dagail. She won't have much to say, outside of your needing to talk to Agate.

When you talk to Agate, you'll find out that Dagail has been having visions, which as of late have been confused. She needs her Seer's Stone amulet which has gone missing.

Speak to the guild members and Sdrassa and Alves Uvenim will mention Kalthar. Upons speaking to Kalthar, you will be instructed to speak with Agate over what you find out.

Speak with Agate.

Dagail gives you a vision in riddle form and your journal will clear it up for you.

Your job now is to find the fort where Dagail's father was stationed. You are pointed in the direction of Fort Blueblood. Once you get to the fort, explore and take out the enemies you find there. You will find in the innermost room a coffin - inside the coffin is the amulet.

Head back out, and you will be confronted by Kalthar. You will have to fight Kalthar.

You will then get your recommendation.

Your job is to talk to Earana and find out what she wants from Teekeeus. Earana wants you to find a book for her called Fingers of the Mountain. This book is in Cloud Top, a ruin in the mountains of Chorrol.

Speak to Teekeeus and find that he also wants the book.

Head to the Cloud Top ruin and you'll find the book on a corpse there in the ruin.

Give the book to Teekeeus.

If you have given the book to Teekeeus instead of Earana, she asks you to steal it from him and bring it to her. Should you refuse, you will not get the opportunity to do her side quest for the Fingers of the Mountain spell.

If you decide to steal it from Teekeeus, he keeps it in his room on the top floor living quarter, behind a locked door inside a locked chest.

If you choose to steal the book to Earana she will ask for time to translate the work. She will give you some notes which instruct you to find a Welkynd stone in an Ayleid ruin and then return to Cloud Top and cast a shock spell at the magical pillar there. Casting the spell at the pillar causes you to be struck by lightening (so you will need to either counter the spell or fortifyyour health), but you will get in return a lightening spell called Fingers of the Mountain.

If you talk to Teekeeus after giving the book to Earana, he wants you to steal back the book. You can find the book in her chest in her room in the Grey Mare.

Once you finish your recommendation quests, you get this entry:

Travel to the Arcane University and speak with Raminus Polus.

Polus promotes you to Apprentice, and gives you a Robe of the Apprentice.

Speak to Polus about tasks and he will task you with finding wood for a mage's staff.

Find and enter Wellspring Cave.

You will be attacked by a Necromancer and you will find the body of Zahrasha.

Search her body and get the Wellspring Key. Proceed through and you'll find more necromancers who will attack you. Leave Wellspring cave and you'll find more necromancers. When all are defeated you get another entry:

Look for Eletta's body and activate it to get this entry:

Head to the small grove of trees and look for a stone chest and open it to find an unfinished staff. Take this back to Raminus, and speak to him. He will instruct you to finish your staff.

Find Delmar and choose your staff. You can choose to enchant it with Destruction (fire, frost, shock), Illusion (charm, paralyze, silence), or Mysticism (soul trap, telekinesis, dispel). Once you choose you get this entry:

He says to come back tomorrow (24 hours) for the completed staff. When you come back, speak to Delmar and he will tell you your staff is completed and you can take it (along with the scrolls you find) from the cupboard. You now have your custom staff.

Speak again to Polus, and you will be advanced to Journeyman and will be given a new task.

Raminus Polus has asked me to retrieve a book from Janus Hassildor, Count of Skingrad.

Travel to Skingrad and speak with the castle steward, Mercator Hosidius.

Speak to Mercator Hosidius the next day, who has an update for you.

Mercator meets you there with two necromancers - who proceed to attack you. Kill them all and the Count will appear and speak with you.

Go and speak to Polus, who tells you the nature of the quest, and why you were sent, along with telling you the Count's true nature.

You will be promoted to Evoker, and will get a new task.

Leave the Arcane University and find Jarol (he will be wearing a white robe). He will set you to the task of finding Vahtacen, and give you a key.

Find and speak with Skaleel.

Head down into the ruin and speak with Denel. You will find a trunk behind him that contains spells that you need later, so take them now (thanks to SweetG[UK] at Planet Elder Scrolls who pointed this out to me). He sends you to speak to Skaleel about some reference materials.

Ask Skaleel for the reference materials, which will help Denel translate, or simply skip ahead to this if Skaleel is nowhere to be found (as she was in my game):

Stand in the southwest corner of the pillar room, and shoot a fire spell at the pillar. Parts of it will move. Now, move to the left to the next corner, and shoot a frost spell at the pillar. Parts of it will move.

Move again to the left to the next corner and shoot a damage magicka spell at the pillar. Parts of it will move. Move again to the left to the next corner and shoot a fortify magicka spell at the pillar and the puzzle will unlock. The pillar moves down, revealing a staircase.

Head down into Vahtacen. Work your way through the tarn and you will be confronted with ghosts (or wraiths), and traps. The last room has a large raised area with no apparent way to get to the top. You must head up the staircase in the north part of the room and activate a switch on your right to raise the stairs. Head up the newly activated stairs in the middle of the room. You will encounter skeletons here, and you can fight them off. There is a switch on a pillar near the cage which opens it and you can take the object you find there.

Skaleel asks you to take the object back to Irlav Jarol.

Find Irlav and deliver the artifact.

Speak to Polus again and he speaks to you about necromancy, and trying to gather information on Necromancers. He sends you to the Mystic Archives to speak to Tar-Meena.

Tar-Meena is overwhelmed and asks you to consult a book, "Necromancer's Moon".

The book is on a small round table by the door. Look through it and read about how to make your own black soul gems, if you are so inclined. Take the book and talk to Tar-Meena again.

Talk to Raminus Polus, who sends you to Bothiel. You may also talk to him about advancement to get raised to the rank of Conjurer.

Find and speak to Bothiel.

Speak to Raminus Polus, who takes the note and sends you to another task.

Fast travel to Vahtacen, and walk over to Dark Fissure. There are mountains, so you'll have to take a long route finding a way to climb up.

Once you get there, you can wait and watch a Necromancer come out and exchange soul gems at the altar, or you can simply go into the cave and fight the first one you see who has a handwritten note on him. Take this note and get this journal entry:

Talk to Raminus Polus and get this entry:

This completes Raminus Polus's quests. You are now to take direction from the Arch Mage Hannibal Traven himself.

Speak to Hannibal Traven.

Head to Nenyond Twyll and enter. You will first encounter Fithragaer who instructs you to follow him. Unfortunately, he runs directly into a trap and is killed.

Head into the ruin and watch for traps. You will encounter Necromancers, and will find a Mariette Rielle who informs you that Alias is now a Worm Thrall and will not be leaving.

Head down into the large bottom chamber. Your pointer will direct you to the door where Alias is hidden behind. There is a switch to the left of the door which, when activated will reveal what is left of Alias. Activate him to get this journal entry:

Report back, and get this entry:

You are instructed to return to Raminus Polus for an advancement to Warlock.

Speak with the Arch Mage and get this entry.

Hal-Liurz brings in the count, who tells you that you must do him a favor if you want the information he has for the Guild.

Go to Bloodcrust Cavern and fight the vampires. Once you kill the last one and take its dust, you get this entry:

The Vampire Hunters are staying at the Two Sisters Lodge in Skingrad. Head there and speak with Eridor. Tell him that the vampires are already dead and he will ask for proof. You get the option of showing him the vampire dust, and with that - they leave Skingrad.

There is an alternate way mentioned in the guide if you do not want to fight vampires. Simply go to the Vampire Hunters and tell them where the Vampires are holed up. The hunters will go to the cavern and fight the vampires themselves. Wait for journal entries saying that the Vampire Hunters are either dead or have left town. If you do not get these in a days time, you'll have to go to the cavern and kill the vampires yourself. You can also opt to kill the Vampire Hunters yourself to rid them, if you choose.

Once the Vampires are dead, and the Vampire Hunters gone return to the castle. Speak to Hal-Liurz, who fetches the count for you.

Speak to the count.

Speak to Hannibal Traven about Mannimarco to complete the quest and get this entry:

You will have to wait a few days before you are set to another task. The guide suggests waiting at least three days before talking to Hannibal Traven again.

When he is ready, Hannibal Traven sets you to another task.

Head to the Bruma Mages Guild. When you get there, you get this message:

Fight your way through various undead working from the bottom floor up. When you get to Jeanne's office you will be confronted by a Necromancer and you must fight her. Once she is dead, someone reveals himself in a corner. Don't attack him!

Return to the Arch Mages quarters and speak to him.

The Arch Mage asks for a few days (3) to prepare for the next task at hand. Head down to Polus, who will promote you to Wizard and teach you a spell that combines fire, frost and shock.

Given enough time, you are set to a new task by the Arch Mage. Irlav Jarol has taken an artifacts to Fort Teleman to study it, and another has been taken to Fort Ontus and the Arch Mage wants them back.

Head to Fort Teleman and enter. You'll get this entry:

Make your way through the Necromancers until you find the corpse of Irlav Jarol, and take the Bloodworm Helm from his corpse. When you do, you'll get this update:

Deliver the Helm and get this update:

Now, you must head to Fort Ontus to recover the Necromancer's Amulet.

Take the trek to Fort Ontus. When you find it and approach the door, you'll get this message:

You'll encounter mages who tell you to talk to Carayana. Follow the path around to where Caranya is and open the last gate using a lever on your left to get down into the room where she is. She won't be cooperative, so prepare for a fight. Get in close and take her down.

Your journal will update when you defeat her:

All of the "mages" who are really necromancers will attack you on the way out, so be prepared. Leave the fort and return to the Arch-Mage.

Head down to Polus, who promotes you to the rank of Master Wizard.

You are set to a new task by the Arch-Mage.

Head to Silorn and you'll meet the Battlemages there. Speak to Thalfin.

Station them where you like, and each will express where they are best used based on their abilities. I put Thafil up close, Iver up close and Merete further back.

The Necromancers will emerge and you'll get an update if you don't stop Falcar from running back inside Silorn:

This was a hard trek. Necromancers everywhere, and a series of confusing switches. Getting to the place where Falcar is isn't hard.
Its getting past the gate to get to him that is. You'll come to a place on the map where you can see where he is, but is separated from you by a gate which is remotely activated. The switch is above and behind you on a small balcony. To get there, you have to backtrack. There is a switch on a pillar in the room with the alchemy apparatus which lowers stones for you to go through. You'll need to go through this passage and work your way up to a small balcony above the location of the locked gates. Hit the switch, and jump down to the newly activated gates.

Be prepared. Falcar is a tough fight. Defeat him, search his body to take the soul gem and get this entry:

Take back the gem and get this entry:

Speak to Traven, who promotes you to Arch-Mage and tasks you with taking on Mannimarco himself.

Hannibal Traven will put his own soul into the Black Soul Gem and will fall at your feet. Search his body and pick up the key you find (for later), and the Black Soul Gem to take with you to Echo Cave.

Follow your map to Echo Cave. You will see Bolor Savel outside of the cave, and he has the key to get in. He attacks you - kill him and take the key. Enter the cave.

Work your way through the Necromancers to the bottom level of the cave, where you will encounter Mannimarco. He will have a speech for you, then you can fight him. Defeat him and get this message:

Speak to Raminus Polus.

You will receive your robe and hood, as well as accolades. The Arch-Mage's office is now yours, and the quarters are yours as well. You get to now enlist the help of Apprentices to come along and fight with you (one at a time). You also get the privilege of a resupplying chest for alchemical ingredients. There is a chest in your new quarters in which you put a single portion of an ingredient into and 24 hours later, you will find more of that item that will be at your disposal for a week.

Your quests are at an end, congratulations!

Head to Burz gro-Khash in Cheydinhal to start this quest.

Leave Cheydinhal and head towards the mine by horse or by foot. Enter it, and talk with Rienna. Give her a weapon, and give the other two members a weapon too.

Run around and start smashing the faces of the Goblins. You'll get a message when you're done with the job.

When you talk with Burz gro-Khash, you'll get some gold and be promoted to Apprentice.

For this quest you need to speak with Azzan in Anvil.

When you find Arvena Thelas, you'll find out you don't need to get rid of the rats, but of something that's bothering her rats.

Enter the house of Arevena and then enter the basement. You'll find the problem - a mountain lion. In a house... indeed. Kill it for her.

When you tell Arvena about it, she wants you to get rid of more mountain lions. Well, it's all in the job. She knows of a hunter though.

Talk with Pinarus Inventius, and you'll both go hunting down mountain lions outside of town. Follow him and kill the four lions. Arvena must be happy, let's go tell her!

Go after the next mountain lion and get rid of it. Arvena isn't done with you though.

Wait until it's night (7PM should do) and sneak towards the back on the house of Arvena. Seen enough you'll see Quill-Weave drop some meat down there. Confront her about it, and she asks you not to tell Arvena about it.

If you don't tell Arvena, Quill-Weave will give you a free level-up for Acrobatics. So, tell Arvena Quill-Weave has nothing to do with it, and get yourself that free level-up for Acrobatics.

Return to Azzan for the second quest he can give you.

Head down the store of Norbert and talk with him. Seems some thieves are stealing his stuff.

Wait until it's around 7 PM, and just wait (intervals of one hour should do) until you find three thieves sneaking into the store. Hit them with your sword/dagger/mage/staff etc. and get rid of them. Report back to Norbert.

Head back to Azzan to get promoted to Journeyman. He has no more jobs for now, but directs you to Chorrol. Talk with Vilena Donton there.

Well, let's have a chat with Modryn Oreyn for this quest.

Maglir can be found inside an inn. He'll tell you the job was too dangerous for that kind of money, but you're welcome to finish it.

Fallen Rock can be found northwest of Skingrad, and is a short walk (or horse ride). Enter it, and be ready for some killing before you'll get the journal. Check your map if you're lost. Make sure to keep the Ectoplasm that the ghosts drop, because you need them in a second for the next quest. After you found the journal, you can return it to Maglir or just return to Modryn. Since Maglir didn't complete his job, let's just return to Modryn and finish the quest.

Modryn has another job for you, involving more members of the Fighters Guild that are causing problems.

Head to Leyawiin and ask a random citizen (a guard will do) about the problems. He/she'll guide you to the Five Claws Lodge, so go there.

Talk with the men here, and soon enough you'll find out the problem - they have nothing to do, because the Blackwood Company takes all the jobs.

Talk with a citizen in the city (for example, the woman behind the bar in the lodge) and bribe them so they'll tell you about Margate. Find her, and talk with her. She wants 5 pieces of ectoplasm, and then she'll help you. Remember how I told you to collect them?

If you don't have 5 pieces of ectoplasm (most likely) there are various ways to get them:

• Buy them at the All Things Alchemical in Skingrad.
• Enter the dungeon of a random chapel. They often have ghosts.
• Go dungeon-hunting.

Well, tell the people the good news.

When you head back to Modryn Oreyn, he'll promote you to Swordsman.

Want more work? Head to Azzan.

Talk with a random person in Anvil to directed towards Newheim the Portly. Talk with him and he'll tell you where the cave is. Also accept the side-quest to find his family heirloom, because it's easy enough to do.

Head noth of the city to find the cave. Get rid of all the thieves inside, and make sure you get the family heirloom too. There is also a nice Dwarven Longsword here (Blade, one hand).

If you got the heirloom, return that first. After that return to Azzan to finish the quest.

Azzan has no more work, but Burz gro-Khash does.

Water's Edge is a small village north of Leyawiin. When you talk with Biene Amlion, she'll explain that her father left her a big debt, but that she'll be able to pay it off by getting a sword and armor from the family tomb. You can get the sword and armor, or pay her 1000 gold. The latter is easy, but probably not worth it.

The tomb can be found north of Leyawiin, but on the other side of the river (it's almost straight to the east of Water's Edge). There is an Oblivion gate close too, but that's not the point. Inside you'll have to open a secret passage by pulling a cord in order to proceed your journey. At the upper level you'll find the sword and armor.

If you want to keep the sword and armor (possibly worth over 1000 gold), you can just give her 1000 gold. If you don't want the stuff, you can give them to her.

When you return, you'll be able to advance to Protector. Yay!

There is nothing to do in Cheydinhal anymore, but enough in Chorrol.

When you talk with Modryn Oreyn in Chorrol, he'll explain the quest - complete a mission with the Guild Master's son. He can't die, so it's easy enough.

Have a chat with Viranus Donton. He much be fond of this mother, because he wants to speak with her first. Tell him not to, and head to the cave. It's northwest of Chorrol, and you can reach it by going through the wilderness.

After slaying a few trolls and other creatures, you'll find the corpse of Galtus Previa.

Report back to Modryn, and Viranus will leave your party. However, he as another job for you straight away.

When you go to Bravil, you can find out Maglir is on a tavern called the Lonely Suitor Lodge. Visit the fool and have a chat with him.

So much for Maglir. Report this back to Oreyn, and he'll tell you to finish the contract, so talk with Aryarie in the Bravil Mages guild to get the real quest.

Robber's Glen Cave can be found by following the road north of Bravil. Inside you'll find 12 imps and one troll - enough to finish the quest. Give the stuff back to Aryarie to get a nice ring.

When you talk with Oreyn, your rank will be increased again - this time to Defender.

Modryn Oreyn has another job for you, but this time it's unofficial...

Wait until it's around 8 pm, and head to the house of Modryn. Talk with him, and he'll tell you to meet him in Leyawiin.

Head to Leyawiin by fast-traveling, because following Modryn will take ages, and there'll be plenty more of him to see this mission. Arpenia can be found far north from Leyawiin. He'll follow you there, so guide the way.

Inside of Arpenia, explore every single bit - make sure you leave no part of the map uncovered. This means you need to go through a series of traps. Once you did this, Modryn will tell you he knows of another ruin, where Azani Blackheart most likely is.

Follow Modryn towards the next ruins, north of your current location. Inside you're the one who's leading again, so explore the place until you found Azani Blackheart. Kill him, and (if you're using light armor) make sure you grab his goodies. Get the ring too, because Modryn wants it.

Modryn will leave the ruins by himself, and tells you to do some other jobs for now.

Talk with Azzan to get yourself a brand new job.

The easiest way to reach the cave is by heading to Kvatch, and go northeast from there. Talk with Elante inside.

Elante will lead the way, so follow her. After a short while and a few battles, you'll reach the shrine and the quest is done already.

Head to Azzan for your money. No more quests here, so head to Burz gro-Khash.

Head to Bravil and talk with a person here. Bribe him/her in order to get the information out.

Head to Bloodmayne Cave and kill the fugitives. Note that there are two ways to enter the cave, and you have to take both ways in order to kill them all. One of them is on the upper level of the cave, but with a well aimed shot, you can take care of that.

When you talk with Burz gro-Khash, you'll be able to promote to Guardian. Yay.

Burz gro-Khash has no more work right now, but Modryn has, so talk with him.

The mine is located a bit south of Leyawiin. Enter, and explore until you find Viranus Donton. Dead. Might as well grab his journal.

Tell Modryn the news, and he'll be a little bit angry... He should be worried instead, because it's his fault, but that's an ethical decision he has to work out himself, right? For now, you should find new work.

Burz gro-Khash has work for you again, so go talk to him.

Head to the estate north of Cheydinhal and talk with mister my-name-is-very-long-and-hard-to-type. He fears his daughter is taken by ogres.

When you head east of the estate, you'll bump into the ogres soon enough. The three of them can be a difficult fight, so try to take on out by sneaking. When you're done, return the Lady to mister my-name-is-very-long-and-hard-to-type. He'll even give you a sword.

Burz gro-Khash is a happy man again if you return to him and tell him the news. He even has another job for you.

Oooh a mystery! Go talk with Drarana Thelis of the small village.

I don't know if it has to be night in order to do this quest, but it doesn't hurt. When you arrive, you'll see will-o-the-wisps, and they are annoying. Your normal weapon doesn't hurt them, but magic does (silver too?). If you can't defeat them, run from them.

Inside the cave you'll soon enough find the corpses of the townsfolks, killed by trolls. Your task is to kill the trolls who did this.

Yes, let's tell Drarana about this. Her voice doesn't reveal her pain, but apparantly she is sad. Report back to Burz.

Burz gro-Khash doesn't have any jobs, but Azzan does. Talk with him and then talk with the priest inside the Chapel in Bruma.

Go east of Bruma and find the lonely thief. He doesn't have the stone, though.

The ruin can be found far east of your current location, so you may want to fast-travel to a location closer to it, if available.

Inside you'll find out that the stone is locked behind a gate that you can't just open. Look behind you and up. You'll see a balcony here. Your goal is to go there and push the block. This will open the gate, and allows you to get the stone.

When you return is to the priest, he'll give you 3 Strong Potions of Healing. Go tell Azzan.

Going back to Burz is useless. Get yourself promoted instead, to Champion.

Go talk to Modryn. He wants you to join the Blackwood Company.

The cave can be found east of Chorrol, and can be a long walk/ride. Once you are inside, kill all the members of the Blackwood Company and find the leader. Talk with him, and he'll follow you (if not, hit him - but don't kill him). Bring him to Oreyn.

Modryn wants you to get information from Ajum-Kajin. Tell the fellow to sit down and ask for information. If he refuses, hit him with your sword, or cast some magic on him. When you are about to ask the final question, he'll commit suicide.

Oreyn will give you the Greater Amulet of Interrogation. He wants you to infiltrate into the Blackwood Company.

Head to Leyawiin, and talk with the leader about joining. He'll allow you to join, and order you to follow him into the basement. The mission involves Water's Edge, and you need to drink something called Hist.

You don't have to travel to Water's Edge manually, because the game will fast-travel to get you there.

Hit the goblins, but don't hit your 'friends'. If you do, they'll just start to attack you. The person leading you tells you there are more goblins inside the houses. Enter them, and notice how the goblins don't attack, and almost appear to live there. Kill them.

You'll pass out, and wake up in the house of Modryn Oreyn. Talk with him about the case.

Return to Water's Edge, and talk with the father of Biene Amelion. Everyone is dead, and yes, you did this. He doesn't know though. Go tell Modryn.

Head to the headquarters to get a warm welcome. You'll have to find a bunch of the Blackwood Company members at the same time, which can be tricky. Be sure you go after the man with the red sword first, because he can drain your health (and his sword is nice to have). Head upstairs until you find Ri'Zakar. Grab the key from his corpse.

Rest, and enter the basement, where the tree is located. Battle the two mages and then it's time to end the life of the tree.

You'll find two lose pipes in this room. Pick them up (in your inventory) and then find the two sides of the machine with spinning wheels. Use them on both sides, and the thing will catch fire.

Outside the room you'll meet Maglir. He even wants to fight you. Hit him... hard. Return back to Oreyn to get the Helm of Oreyn Bearclaw - a heavy armor helm with some nice stats. Talk with Vilena Donon in order to become Master of the Fighters Guild.

Talk with Modryn about this. He is happy with the news, obviously.

Talk with Modry again, and you can select what he should do. Each month you can return to the guild, and get yourself some money. Good work master!

To join the Arena, head to the Imperial city, Arena District and speak to to Hundolin standing in a doorway, who offers you a choice of being a gambler or a fighter. If you want to be a combatant, You will get a journal update:

Find and speak with Owyn.

He will give you a choice of heavy or light raiments (both enchanted with +2 personality and +5 athletics). You must wear this during your matches, or face disqualification. You can choose your weapons (there are various weapons there you can use), shield and helm but you must wear the raiment.

Pit Dog - 50, 50, 100
Brawler - 100, 100, 150
Bloodletter - 150, 150, 200
Myrmidon - 200, 200, 250
Warrior - 250, 250, 300
Gladiator - 300, 300, 350
Hero - 350, 350, 500
Champion - 1000
Grand Champion - weekly matches with varying gold for each match

Match One: Wood Elf - blade, shield, helm
Match Two: Imperial - blade, shield, helm
Match Three: Argonian - archer

Match One: Nord - axe
Match Two: Twin Wood Elf sisters - one is an archer, the other has a blade
Match Three: Khajiit - axe

Match One: Redguard - mace or blade, shield
Match Two: Breton - blade, heavy armor
Match Three: Dark Elf - archer, blade

Match One: Wood Elf - enchanted frost dagger
Match Two: High Elf - blade, light armor
Match Three: Orc - axe, heavy armor

Match One: Nord - blade
Match Two: High Elf - spellcaster, blade
Match Three: Orc - warhammer, heavy armor

Match One: three Argonians - unarmed, but good hand-to-hand skills
Match Two: Khajiit - blade
Match Three: Breton - blade

Match One: Imperial (former Blade) - blade, shield
Match Two: Spellcaster - enchanted shield
Match Three: Yellow Team Champion, plus a magic user and an archer - you get a boar to help you in your fight

Once you fight your opponents, you are given the option to challenge the Grand Champion Agronak gro-Malog.

The Grey Prince - you can fight him straight out, or take his quest. Speak to him about 'the Grey Prince" and take the quest "Origin of the Grey Prince". You find out information that will make your fight a lot easier. The quest involves a trip to Crowhaven ruins near Anvil.
Within the ruins you will find Lord Lovidicus, the Grey Prince's father who attacks you. You can take his journal and report back what you find to the Grey Prince. Your reward is a boost in Athletics, Blade, and Block plus an easy victory in the Arena. If you fight him straight out, prepare for a long hard battle. If you take his quest, it will end with him asking you to take his life (easiest solution).

Check in with Ysabel, and choose a nickname for your character, and then you are ready for battle. When the Grey Prince is dead take his armor to Ysabel and you will get your own special armor in exchange.

Speak to Ysabel to get this entry:

The weekly matches are good for income and practice, should you choose to take on the matches.

Joining the Thieves Guild can be done in two ways:

• In the Imperial City's Trade District, steal something and let a guard catch you. Go to jail and get back to the Trade District. Some beggar should come up and give you a note. This method is unconfirmed by me.
• Head to the beggar's area of the Imperial City (southwest) around 2 AM, and find where the beggars are (east). Try to find the small group of three persons. Talk with the man holding the torch (Armand Christophe). Make sure he likes you one way or another (bribing works) and then ask about "Gray Fox" and then "Joining the Thieves Guild".

  Make sure you ask about the rules too, so you don't break them. The most important rule is not to kill any character during your quests (unless they attack you first).

Head towards the ships, and run toward the big tower (it's a lighthouse). Pass it by and enter the Temple District. Immediately head right into the small alley, and at the end turn left. The second door on your left is the house of Amantius Allectus. In his house, check the desk on the right side to find the diary.

Now all you need to do is return to Armand Christophe and give the diary.

Talk with Armand about jobs, and you'll get a quest for this.

It should still be somewhere in the night, so you can try to steal some things. If you're not able to do this, you can wait or do this when night falls and you're in a city.

Whenever you want to sell your stolen goods, head to Bruma (fast-travel or walk, whatever you like) and find the house of Ongar.

Once you sold worth 50 gold, talk with Armand again to get a real job. Note that you need to repeat this after every quest, where the amount of stolen gold becomes bigger and bigger. Eventually you'll need to have stolen worth 1000 (or more) gold. In order to keep this all a bit easier to navigate, I will just tell you how much stuff you need to steal in order to start the quest.

Talk with Armand about the special jobs to get this one.

Quite an easy quest. Wait until it's night, and then head towards the house where you stole the diary. Around there, you'll find the South Watchtower. Enter it, and from that moment on sneak. There will be guards downstairs, but just go up. Keep going up until you ended up in the room with Hieronymus Lex. In order to get here, you'll need to pick a lock.

Once you got here, make sure not to wake him, and open the drawer to find the money and the records.

Do as said - bring them back to Armand.

Have a chat with Armand for a new job. Note that, just like before, you need to sell some stuff before you're able to get new job.

Head to Cheydinhal and ask a beggar about the bust. He'll tell you where it's located.

Enter the temple, and find the stairs that lead down. Make sure no one sees you going down there. Open the door with a picklock and enter the tomb. Sneak in here, and watch out, because there is someone guarding the bust. Find the bust, and sneak out again.

When you try to find Armand, you'll find out he's not around.

Methredhel is looking for you. She can explain you what's going on.

This may be a bit tricky, with all the guards around. Find her house (Hieronymus Lex is close to it) and enter it using a lockpick. If you're out of lockpicks, just head to your fence in Burma. Only enter her house at night, because she'll be around. Place the bust in her cupboard when she sleeps, and find Hieronymus Lex.

You may have to bride him before you're able to convince him where the bust is. He'll command you to follow him, in case you're not telling the truth. Inside, he'll find the bust and Myvryna will say she is the informant. She can go to jail, and is out of the Thieves Guild.

Do some other stuff and find Armand when he's back. This ends your work here. It's time to move on in the rank of the Thieves Guild. Good job.

After stealing more stuff and selling it to your fence, S'krivva will have a new job for you. Find her, and ask her about it.

Head to Leyawiin, and find Ahdarji. Talk with her about the matter.

Pay a beggar some money to find out where Amusei is.

Walk towards the jail, and pass the guard. Make sure you hurry up, because the guard will follow you after a short while. Open the door with a lockpick and make sure you have another one ready (in your inventory, that is). Talk with Amusei, and give him a lockpick to make him tell you where the ring is.

Instead of going out and asking beggars, you can bribe someone from the staff too, and ask where the ring is. One of them will tell you she wears it most of the time.

Wait until it's night (2 am will do) and picklock the door open that leads to her bedroom (up the stairs). There are guards around here, so watch your step. Open the first door on your right, and follow it to the end to end up in the bedroom of Allesia Caro. Open her jewelry box and sneak out again.

Well, head back to Ahdarji =p

Go back to Bravil and have a chat with S'krivva.

When you stole worth 300 gold, you can get this quest from S'krivva in Bravil.

Methredhel lives in the Talos Plaza District, where she is hiding. A beggar can tell you the direction. Have a chat with her.

Head to the Arcane University, and wait until it's about 3 am. Enter the big tower, and take the teleporter up. Here, take the next teleporter into the Archmage's room. Grab the Hrormir's staff and put a note into the night stand.

Well, give it back... Wait, "back"? It never was hers... ah well...

Head to the Waterfront, and watch how a mysterious person gives Hieronymus Lex a note. He seems to be bad at holding things, and drops it. Grab it for him, but keep it.

Report the good news back to Methredhel. To show the "good will" of the Thieves Guild, you need to deliver the staff back.

Find the house of the researcher, and put the staff in his chest a night. Problem solved.

Have a chat with S'krivva to finish this quest.

Once you stole worth 400 (or more) gold and sold it, you can get this quest from S'krivva.

Head to Skingrad and find a beggar who can tell you what happened to Theranis.

There are three ways to get to the jail where Theranis is:

• Steal something and go to jail.
• Head into Castle Skingrad, head into the dungeons, sneak past the guard and open the gate (too hard to do, really).
• Head into Castle Skingrad and talk with the guard in the dungeons. He won't let you in, but tell you about the butler. Find the butler Shum gro-Yarug. He will hire you as a person to feed the prisoners.

Head towards the jail, and let the jailor open the door for you. Cranky as he is, he will still do it. Inside is no sign of Theranis, but have a chat with Larthjar the Laggards. Promise to set him free and ask him about "the Pale Lady". Be sure to let him free.

Look for blood on the floor, and open a secret door using the "Strange Candle". Follow the trail of blood, while opening more doors until you find a vampire. Kill her, and look around to find the body of Theranis.

Amusei again... well, he has a note on where to find the book, and he won't give it until you two escaped from the castle.

Make sure it's night, so not too many people are wandering about. The Pale Lady holds a key to both the jail and the castle. Going back the way you came would be suicide, since the guard is always around. Instead, leave the wine cellar (steal the most expensive ones) and take the door on the right. Then cross the long hall, into the dining room and open the door here to end up in another hall, which also gives access to the main hall. Don't go to the main hall, but walk straight ahead to end up outside. The door opposite is the door that leads to the dungeons. Head through the main gate and hopefully no guard will be around. When you walked a bit further, Amusei will give you the note.

Find the book and report back to S'krivva.

Have a chat with S'krivva after stealing 500 (or more) worth of gold to get this quest.

When you head to Anvil, talk with a beggar to get some information about the office of Dairihill. He says that it won't be easy to get there, but there is some kind of secret passage. The blacksmith is suppose to know more.

Enter the castle and talk with the blacksmith. He'll open a secret passage for you, which'll lead to a secret door very close to the room of Dairihill.

Enter the passage and wait until it's around 3 am to make sure not many guards are around. Follow the secret passage and enter the secret door. On your left is the office of Dairihill. Enter it, and find the letter.

Head down the secret passage again to end up in the room with wine. Be sure to steal the bottles, because they'll help you keep the fencers happy. Outside, a beggar will be able to tell you where a forger lives. Visit him, and he'll be "happy" to forge the letter.

24 hours of doing something else. If you don't have the 500 gold, you can start with getting those together ;) Otherwise, just hit 'T' or do something else. Return to him in 24 hours.

Head to the Imperial City and wait until it's night. Sneak into the building and find the seal. Note that you don't have to open all the doors, because you can also walk through the room where the soldiers sleep.

Head to Bravil and deliver the letter to Countess Umbranox. Be sure to talk with Dairihill after this, to get some extra gold.

Well, tell Hieronymus Lex the "good news". He won't be too happy, but march off to Bravil straight away. You can visit him, if you want =p

Well, head to S'krivva to finish the last quest with her. From now on you'll work straight for mister Gray Fox himself!

In order to start this quest, you need to steal worth 600 (or more) gold and sell it to a fence. Then make sure you're in a capital city (Bruma won't qualify, for example) a wait (press 'T') until a messenger, in this case Methredhel, arrives and hands you a note from the Gray Fox. Although the description tells you to wait in the Imperial City, it doesn't really matter. For example, if you finished the last quest and already fenced worth 600 gold, Methredhel will find you faster, than if you would head to the Imperial City first. Note that the first description of the two below doesn't really belong to this quest, but to "Independent Thievery".

Head to Bruma and enter the house of Helvius Cecia ("The Gray Fox is waiting inside") to meet the Gray Fox. He'll ask you to steal Savilla's Stone from a monastery with monks... blind monks. Sounds easy? It is.

You may, or may not have a quicker access to the monastery. If you did a bit of the main quest, you can simply drop yourself off at a lake that's a bit south of there. If you didn't, head to Cheydinhal and go north from there to reach it.

Find a monk, and bribe him until he shows you the catacombs. Follow him there.

Check your map and follow the marker until you found the room with Savilla's Stone. Defeat the guardian, and grab the stone. Watch out for the two red stones, and they are protecting the stone and will hurt you.

There is no need to go all the way back. Instead, enter the room on the right (looking from a view when you entered) and simply go up here. Also grab the note to learn a bit more about the cowl the Gray Fox is wearing. Head back to him, and give him Savilla's Stone.

Fence worth 700 gold, and (you know the drill) stay put until a messenger arrives (not in Bruma though). This time it's your old friend Amusei.

Head to Chorrol and talk with the Gray Fox for your next job.

In Bravil, a beggar will tell you that he keeps all his good in a tower outside of Bravil. However, the tower can't be entered from the outside, so there must be a secret passage from within the castle.

Enter the castle, and wait until it's day (yes, day). At night guards are guarding the door that leads to the hall, which leads to the room of Fathis Aren (still there?). So basically, enter the door to a hall at day, take a left, and enter the room of Fathis Aren. Remember your map is your friend. Search the two chests that are next to each other to trigger an event.

Yes there is. Find the movable pillar to open a secret passage. Enter the door here to find an underground entrance. Open the door straight ahead of you, and take the upper path to end up in some water. Follow it until you find out that the path is "broken" and a pool where you can dive. Note the fishes (hostile fishes, mind you) here. If you dive all the way down, you'll end up outside in a lake. Don't do this. Instead dive down just a bit, and find a passage that you can swim into. Follow this, and keep opening doors and defeating enemies until you end up in the tower.

Here, find your way up. In one room you'll find the Arrow of Extrication. Bring this to the Gray Fox.

Before you can start this quest, you need to steal worth 800 gold (or more). Wait in a main city and Amusei will give you a new note.

Head to Cheydinhal and have a chat with the Gray Fox about your next job. It's quite an easy one.

Head to the Imperial City and ask a beggar to find out where the house is. Enter it, and make sure the servant isn't at home. If he is, wait until the next day. Now enter the house when it's day and talk with Jakben. He is terrified, because his servant isn't home, and will tell there is a family mausoleum in the basement of the house, and even gives you the key.

Head to the mausoleum and look around for the coffin of Springheel Jack. The boots aren't here, but make sure to read the diary to find out Springheel Jack is/was a vampire. And why does Jakben only leave his house at night? Why doesn't he sleep in a bed... Talk with him... or rather... kill him, in order to get the boots. Give them to the Gray Fox to finish this off.

Apparently it's not even needed to enter the mausoleum in order to get the boots. Also, there is a diary on the top floor that hints about the mausoleum too. This is all unconfirmed though.

Before you can start this quest, you need to have stolen worth 1000 (or more) gold. When you did, stay put until Amusei gives you a note.

Head to Othrelo's house to start the last quest. Beware that it's quite big and will the hardest too. You probably expected this anyway. You'll get two of the items you stole for the Gray Fox back, because you'll need them for your quest (the boots to "reach inaccessible places and for long jumps", the arrow to "open the last door to the palace").

Even though the Gray Fox told you the Blood Price will be ignored for this quest, you shouldn't kill anyone. This will only raise your bounty, and it's possible to finish the quest without getting a single bounty. Even better - it's possible to finish this quest without getting seen by guards.

Head to the Imperial Palace and head towards the basement. Make sure the guard doesn't see you when you pick the lock. Inside, a guard will be wandering around. He'll first walk from one side to the other on the outer circle, and then head back by taking the shortest path - by entering the circle. Simply tail him, and active the Glass of Time. This will open the Old Way, which we'll enter later.

Find the sewers (first exit the Imperial Palace, yes) and enter it. Inside you'll have to turn some wheels, but the path is very linear eventually you'll find the Palace Sewers entrance.

From now on, you'll meet quite some enemies. The path however, is still very linear. Keep going until you find a wooden door - the Old Way.

A long journey? Indeed... Eventually (yes, linear path) you'll end up in a room with a gate ahead that's closed. You'll also note two red crystals, that aren't activated, and thus aren't attacking you. You need to jump up to the balcony ("reaching inaccessible places") and push one of the two buttons here. The gate will open for a short while, but so will the crystals. Run though and enter the next room. Here, walk all the way to the end of the room.

Head east, and another message will pop up (what is there left to explore?).

Note there is a door here. Open it, and push the button on the left. This will open a secret door in the chamber below. Follow that path until you find another button. Push this to remove the walls in the big room where you got the messages about how the walls were "meant to move". Go back there, and get rid of the new enemies. Stand on the plate between the two red crystals.

You can practice with normal arrows, but you can also do a save and do it that way. If you miss, you'll have to reload, or find the arrow (not sure if that works).

The door is protected by two guardians. Finish them off, get into sneak-mode and enter the door to enter... a room full of sleeping soldiers... The easiest thing to do, is to tail guards that leave the room. Simply follow the markers on the map. However, it'll show you to enter the library through a door you can't enter. If you encounter this, simply go up one floor and enter it that way. Sneak past the blind monks and sit down to receive the Elder Scroll!

Head up the stairs again (don't bump into a monk) and keep going up, floor after floor. Eventually the marker will show a green marker, indicating this is the correct room. Tail a guard and open the lock. Get out of sneak-mode, and run to the fire place. Use it, and you'll fall down. If you want to keep the boots, and think you are strong enough, you can unequip them. Otherwise leave them on, and they'll be destroyed when you fall down.

You'll fall down, and end up just outside of the door that leads to the Old Way. I wonder though, if you could go down that way, why didn't anyone bother to go up that way? It'd be much easier, right? Anyway, now you stole the Elder Scroll, return to the Gray Fox.

Head to Anvil, and talk with the Countess when she is on her throne. Show her the ring, and she'll tell her it's from her husband - but can't even remember his name or face. This is where the Gray Fox shows up. With the Elder Scroll, he manages to lift the curse of the cowl, and explain it all to you. His name is Corvus, but there was a curse on the cowl. By putting it on, his name was removed from history, and everyone forget about him. Because of the Elder Scroll, he could remove the curse of the cowl.

Not only that, but you'll get the cowl! It gives you quite some bonuses; +25 to Sneak, +200 to Feather (so you can carry more) and +100 to Detect Life (you'll see purple clouds where people are, even through walls). The downside is that every time you put the cowl on, your bounty will be 500. You can half it though using certain persons of the Thieves Guild and pay the rest off to a guard. However, every time you put it back on, the bounty will be back too. The best part of this, is how you can lead two lives. By putting the cowl on, you can commit crime as the Gray Fox. Remove it, and the bounty will be gone too.

You'll also get to run the guild now, and even get a hideout. Find the barred door at the Waterfront in the Imperial City. You can't enter from this way, but you can by entering the basement of Dareloth's door. It's all yours, and all the members of the Thieves Guild will visit the hall on a frequent base. Congratulations, and good work Gray Fox!

Coming soon.

Coming soon.

Just as Morrowind had vampires, Oblivion also has them, and they are fully playable as well. As I almost always play vampire characters, this was of great interest to me. I find it hugely satisfying to slurp blood from innocents! There are several important differences between Morrowind's and Oblivion's vampires, which I will detail here. There are no vampire specific quests for them unlike Morrowind, apart from finding the cure, though there are various quests that involve vampires and vampire hunters in one form or another. This will deal mainly with the mechanics of being a vampire, and how to play as one and get the most out of it.

There are two ways to catch the disease 'Porphyric Hemophilia' (vampire disease):

• Allow a vampire to beat on you, or kill the first one you see and keep accessing the inventory until you see the message that you've caught it.
• After completing Vicente Valtieri's quests, he will offer you the 'Dark Gift'. This is the only time you can actually be bitten in your sleep. He will explain that all you need do is sleep, he pays you a visit and bites you. When you wake, you have the disease.

At this stage, it can be easily cured just like any other disease; by drinking a cure disease potion, using a spell, or even eating an ingredient with that ability. I found that eating mandrake cured it the first time. This doesn't prevent you catching it again, all it does is remove the disease before you turn.

It takes three days for the disease to turn into full vampirism, once you rest after this time, you will have a dream and wake as a vampire and can no longer use a cure potion to be rid of it.

The list has been updated:

• Fort Hastrel – just north of Kvatch.
• Fort Vlastarius – east of Skingrad.
• Memorial Cave – east of the Arcane University. Part of the Virtuous Blood quest.
• Crowhaven Castle – north-west of Anvil.
• Fort Carmala – south of Chorrol and right next to Hackdirt.
• Under Arena Bloodworks in the Imperial City.
• Dark Brotherhood Sanctuary in Cheydinhal – player is given the offer of an embrace if doing the Dark Brotherhood quests.
• Redwater Slough – East of Bravil, the head vampire's ashes are required for Vampirism Cure quest.

Once you've woken from that first dream, you are now a vampire, requiring to drink blood if you want to keep your looks and play out in the sun. All your other mortal requirements cease to matter, only the blood hunger drives you now. You can choose to go without, the longer you go without feeding, the more monstrous you become, losing your healthy appearance and the use of most services and shops. Then there's the sun damage problem, which hurts more as you become hungrier. On the plus side, you do get some very juicy bonuses, stronger, faster, with several new abilities to go with it. Basically, it's a trade-off - good bonuses go with bad weaknesses.

Even at this point, you can gain your looks back by feeding again, though you will lose all but the first level of bonuses by doing so. This allows you to use services and shops again, or explore out in the sun. I consider this the best compromise if you're doing a lot of outdoors work.

There are four stages of vampirism, each with additional bonuses and abilities, as well as weaknesses. These are detailed below:

• Level 1 (25% Vampirism)
  • You have had your fill of blood within the last 26 hours.
  • Lesser Power: Hunter's Sight - can cast over and over and costs 5 magicka per cast. 30 second duration of Detect Life 100 ft and Night Eye on Self.

  • Sun Damage 0
  • Weakness to Fire 20%
  • Fortify Willpower 5
  • Fortify Speed 5
  • Fortify Strength 5
  • Fortify Sneak 5
  • Fortify Mysticism 5
  • Fortify Illusion 5
  • Fortify Hand to Hand 5
  • Fortify Destruction 5
  • Fortify Athletics 5
  • Fortify Acrobatics 5
  • Resist Disease 100
  • Resist Normal Weapons 5
  • Resist Paralysis 100

  At this stage, you can walk safely in the daylight with no pain. You look mortal enough (although my Khajiit's fur went paler and she got red eyes at this stage - doesn't seem to bother anyone!), and people will deal with you without penalty. This stage is also useful for anything that requires you to be out during the day, or for if you just wish to take in the sights and admire the landscapes. You can maintain this form by feeding once every 24 hours.

• Level 2 (50% Vampirism)
  • You have not fed properly for around 26 hours. Occurs after resting.
  • Greater Power: Vampire Seduction - costs 0 Magicka, but can only be used once per day. 20 second duration of Charm 50 pts on Touch.

  • Sun Damage 1 per second.
  • Weakness to Fire 30%
  • Fortify Willpower 10
  • Fortify Speed 10
  • Fortify Strength 10
  • Fortify Sneak 10
  • Fortify Mysticism 10
  • Fortify Illusion 10
  • Fortify Hand to Hand 10
  • Fortify Destruction 10
  • Fortify Athletics 10
  • Fortify Acrobatics 10
  • Resist Disease 100
  • Resist Normal Weapons 10
  • Resist Paralysis 100

  At this point you are starting to look rather gaunt and ill, the disposition of NPC's towards you drops slightly, but they will still talk to you and provide services. You start to take sunlight damage, though this is controllable with a healing spell. Any constant effect restore health item will keep you 'alive'.

• Level 3 (75% Vampirism)
  • You have not fed for 25 hours since gaining level 2. Occurs after resting.
  • Greater Power: Reign of Terror - costs 0 Magicka, cast once per day. 60 second duration of Silence 20 ft and Demoralize up to Level 6 on Touch.

  • Sun Damage 4 per second.
  • Weakness to Fire 40%
  • Fortify Willpower 15
  • Fortify Speed 15
  • Fortify Strength 15
  • Fortify Sneak 15
  • Fortify Mysticism 15
  • Fortify Illusion 15
  • Fortify Hand to Hand 15
  • Fortify Destruction 15
  • Fortify Athletics 15
  • Fortify Acrobatics 15
  • Resist Disease 100
  • Resist Normal Weapons 15
  • Resist Paralysis 100

  You are looking quite undead at this point, and NPC's will remark upon it in passing. You may need to employ the charm spell on people to get services from them, although any who like you should still deal with you. Click for an example of facial degradation.

• Level 4 (100% Vampirism)
  • You have not fed for 25 hours since gaining Level 3. Occurs after resting.
  • Greater Power: Embrace of Shadows - costs 0 Magicka, use once per day. Night-Eye for 90 seconds on Self and Invisibility for 180 seconds on Self.

  • Sun Damage 8 per second.
  • Weakness to Fire 50%
  • Fortify Willpower 20
  • Fortify Speed 20
  • Fortify Strength 20
  • Fortify Sneak 20
  • Fortify Mysticism 20
  • Fortify Illusion 20
  • Fortify Hand to Hand 20
  • Fortify Destruction 20
  • Fortify Athletics 20
  • Fortify Acrobatics 20
  • Resist Disease 100
  • Resist Normal Weapons 20
  • Resist Paralysis 100

  At this point you are, as Vicente Valtieri puts it, a social pariah. No-one will offer you services unless they really like you, such as members of the same guild as you. Your face is a monstrosity and you sport the teeth of a predator. I found I could still talk to many NPC's like this, even though it was quite obvious that I was undead. Sun damage really hurts.

This is a relatively simple process, but as with pick-pocketing, it runs the risk of you being caught. You can feed on any sleeping person, even multiple times, without killing them - I don't think the game actually lets you drain somebody dry. Feeding is only really necessary if you want to move around in daylight, and is at worst only a minor inconvenience.

To feed, simply walk up to any sleeping person and activate them. A window comes up asking you what you wish to do, feed or pick their pockets. Click on feed, and you see yourself leaning over your victim and chowing down.

(Thanks to Kallale, APY, Korana and Jason Nicholas for the extra info I used to compile this.)

Click for an example of feeding.

Sick of the all blood-diet yet? Want to go back to sunbathing without a time limit? Well, there is a cure, but it has to be worked for. Whatever your reason for wanting mortality back, this is the quest that will acquire it for you.

To get things started, you need to talk to Raminus Polus at the Arcane University. He's usually found in the lobby of the University, so being a member of the Mages Guild isn't a requirement. Although he doesn't know of a cure specifically, he knows someone who might have more information when you ask him about 'Cure for Vampirism'. He then suggests you speak with the Count of Skingrad, Janus Hassildor. You won't be able to speak directly with the Count, so speak first to Hal-Liurz, and Argonian female, and she will go to fetch him for you.

Upon speaking to the Count, he tells the sad tale of how he and his wife became vampires, but she refused to accept what she had become and wouldn't feed to sustain herself.

See the Map section for a map with the quest locations marked.

The hut, known as Drakelowe, is high up in the hills and stands alone. Melisande the witch denies knowledge at first, but as you talk more with her, she relents and admits to knowing how to make a potion that cures vampirism completely. Of course, she wants a favor first...

These can be bought from the Mages Guild or found in leveled loot in dungeons. Once you bring these back, she gives you the next request, which is for several ingredients in various quantities. Melisande doesn't care how you acquire the items.

6 cloves of garlic: this can be found in many houses all over Cyrodiil, and purchased from alchemists if you don't like stealing.

5 nightshade leaves: easily found growing wild south-east of Skingrad.

2 shoots of blood grass: this grows in abundance in Oblivion and around the Oblivion gates.

The blood of an Argonian – she gives you a special blade with which to acquire this.

It is not required that you kill the Argonian to get the blood, a single stab is enough. This might get you into a spot of bother, so either a degree of stealth is required, or simply pay the fine and walk away.

Additionally, she also requires the ashes of a powerful vampire, which means more traveling; quite a way south from her location.

Hindaril can be found in a cave by the name of Redwater Slough, marked on your map, and shares the area with several other assorted vampires, so care is required when venturing in. Hindaril himself is an unarmoured high elf and his vampire dust is named. Be sure to collect this. Once he's met with final death, return to Melisande with all these items and turn them in. She will require a short time in which to brew the potion.

Hal-Liurz leads you to a false wall and directs you inside a hidden area. Follow the passage down until you come upon the scene of the Count sitting beside his comatose wife, with Melisande the witch in attendance. She revives the Countess so she can drink her dose of the potion, which unfortunately results in her death. Don't be alarmed by this, it doesn't kill you by drinking it! You are then instructed to leave for a day or so, while he grieves for his wife. After this time, ask to see him again, and he will reward you with 1000 gold for your efforts.

You can keep the potion that's left and use it as and when you wish to. This is a once-only opportunity, and as far as I know, in the course of normal gameplay, you cannot become a vampire a second time. You can still catch the disease, but it won't develop into vampirism.

See the Cheats section for a cheat/glitch regarding this quest.

From the game's original files, I managed to extract the untouched Oblivion map. It will be annotated with additional locations in the near future (the ones that in-game don't appear on the map automatically).

This untouched version can be viewed at Planet Elder Scrolls.

Also available is a map that belongs with the quest to cure vampirism. You can view the full image at Planet Elder Scrolls.

This section contains various lists, detailing available in-game items with their stats. If you're looking for a way to get these items (weapons, alchemy, etc) in-game, check the Item Spawning section for more info. Warning: the info in that section is for PC users only.

This table is a list of all weapons and arrows that are available in-game. It lists the name, attack damage it does, the health, the maximum enchant value and the weight.
Please note that arrows have no health (since it's ammunition, not a weapon).

Full Name	Attack Damage	Max. Enchantment	Health	Value	Weight
Akavari Sunderblade	15	3000	350	1500	18
Akavari Warblade	16	3000	240	2000	24
Akaviri Dai-Katana	16	0	240	150	24
Akaviri Katana	14	0	200	120	20
Akaviri Katana	14	0	200	0	20
Akaviri Warhammer Burden	20	800	400	430	57
Ancient Akaviri Katana	15	0	240	180	18
Apotheosis	0	3000	20	2200	10
Arrow of Blizzards	14	9		20	0.2
Arrow of Brilliance	12	22		8	0.1
Arrow of Burning	9	2		2	0.1
Arrow of Cleansing	5	32		3	0.1
Arrow of Cold	11	5		5	0.1
Arrow of Cowardice	9	13		2	0.1
Arrow of Discord	9	125		2	0.1
Arrow of Dispel	10	13		3	0.1
Arrow of Drain Magicka	10	36		3	0.1
Arrow of Embers	8	2		1	0.1
Arrow of Extrication	1	0		0	0.2
Arrow of Fatigue	9	4		2	0.1
Arrow of Fear	8	13		1	0.1
Arrow of Fire	13	30		12	0.1
Arrow of Flames	12	6		8	0.1
Arrow of Freezing	12	7		8	0.1
Arrow of Frost	8	3		1	0.1
Arrow of Harm	12	560		8	0.1
Arrow of Hexing	13	450		12	0.1
Arrow of Illumination	11	13		5	0.1
Arrow of Immolation	8	8		12	0.1
Arrow of Jinxing	10	4		3	0.1
Arrow of Jolts	9	4		2	0.1
Arrow of Light	8	2		1	0.1
Arrow of Lightning	14	10		20	0.2
Arrow of Misery	9	13		2	0.1
Arrow of Numbing	9	3		2	0.1
Arrow of Qualms	8	13		1	0.1
Arrow of Savage Frost	6	61		5	0.1
Arrow of Scorching	11	4		5	0.1
Arrow of Shocking	11	6		5	0.1
Arrow of Silence	11	61		5	0.1
Arrow of Sparks	8	4		1	0.1
Arrow of Stillness	12	250		8	0.1
Arrow of Storm Strike	9	10		20	0.2
Arrow of Storms	15	10		35	0.25
Arrow of Sunlight	13	30		12	0.1
Arrow of the Blaze	14	8		20	0.2
Arrow of the Dynamo	13	8		12	0.1
Arrow of the Glacier	13	7		12	0.1
Arrow of the Inferno	15	8		35	0.25
Arrow of the North Winds	7	250		8	0.1
Arrow of Voltage	12	8		8	0.1
Arrow of Winter	15	9		35	0.25
Arrow of Withering	5	32		3	0.1
Axe of Hazards	18	800	360	300	48
Axe of Icy Darkness	18	1200	432	710	32
Ayleid Long Sword	18	0	396	420	36
Ayleid Mace	18	0	396	380	31
Battle Axe of Absorption	22	1200	528	1050	62
Battle Axe of Beguilement	22	1200	528	1050	62
Battle Axe of Blizzards	24	1600	624	2100	69
Battle Axe of Cold	18	800	360	300	48
Battle Axe of Damnation	26	1600	728	3800	76
Battle Axe of Decay	18	800	360	300	48
Battle Axe of Deception	20	1200	440	580	55
Battle Axe of Depletion	16	800	288	125	41
Battle Axe of Diminishing	14	300	224	75	35
Battle Axe of Dispel	16	800	288	125	41
Battle Axe of Dissolution	20	1200	440	580	55
Battle Axe of Embers	12	300	168	35	27
Battle Axe of Enfeeblement	18	800	360	300	48
Battle Axe of Feeding	24	1600	624	2100	69
Battle Axe of Fire	22	1200	528	1050	62
Battle Axe of Flames	20	1200	440	580	55
Battle Axe of Freezing	20	1200	440	580	55
Battle Axe of Frost	12	300	168	35	27
Battle Axe of Jinxing	16	800	288	125	41
Battle Axe of Lightning	24	1600	624	2100	69
Battle Axe of Putrification	26	1600	728	3800	76
Battle Axe of Rending	24	1600	624	2100	69
Battle Axe of Sapping	16	800	288	125	41
Battle Axe of Scorching	18	800	360	300	48
Battle Axe of Shocking	18	800	360	300	48
Battle Axe of Siphoning	20	1200	440	580	55
Battle Axe of Soul Snares	24	1600	624	2100	69
Battle Axe of Soul Traps	18	800	360	300	48
Battle Axe of Souls	12	300	168	35	27
Battle Axe of Sparks	12	300	168	35	27
Battle Axe of Storms	26	1600	728	3800	76
Battle Axe of the Blaze	24	1600	624	2100	69
Battle Axe of the Dynamo	22	1200	528	1050	62
Battle Axe of the Glacier	22	1200	528	1050	62
Battle Axe of the Inferno	26	1600	728	3800	76
Battle Axe of Transmogrify	26	1600	728	3800	76
Battle Axe of Voltage	20	1200	440	580	55
Battle Axe of Weakness	20	1200	440	580	55
Battle Axe of Winter	26	1600	728	3800	76
Battleaxe of Hatred	10	3000	300	6200	40
Baurus's Akaviri Katana	15	0	240	0	18
Black Bow	10	0	200	70	8
Blackwater Blade	12	2000	220	45	24
Blackwater Blade	16	3500	350	200	32
Blackwater Blade	20	5000	510	840	40
Blackwater Blade	22	6250	615	1700	44
Blackwater Blade	24	8750	725	3100	48
Blackwater Blade	10	1000	170	20	20
Blade of Fiery Light	18	1200	396	420	36
Blade of Woe	7	0	400	20	1
Blade of Woe	7	2640	400	20	4
Blade of Woe	7	6510	400	20	4
Blade of Woe	7	10800	400	20	4
Blade of Woe	7	15930	400	20	4
Blade of Woe	7	21180	400	20	4
Blade of Woe	7	26790	400	20	4
Blade of Woe	7	32640	400	20	4
Blizzard Bow	14	1200	264	360	16
Boreal	22	1200	528	1150	50
Bound Axe	18	0	3500	0	0
Bound Bow	15	0	2800	0	0
Bound Dagger	13	0	2500	0	0
Bound Mace	22	0	4200	0	0
Bound Sword	29	0	3200	0	0
Bow of Blizzards	18	1600	364	1550	20
Bow of Burning	9	300	144	30	10
Bow of Cold	12	800	220	155	14
Bow of Curses	18	1600	364	1550	20
Bow of Despair	12	800	220	155	14
Bow of Embers	8	300	112	11	8
Bow of Fire	16	1200	312	735	18
Bow of Flames	14	1200	264	360	16
Bow of Freezing	14	1200	264	360	16
Bow of Frost	8	300	112	11	8
Bow of Gloom	14	1200	264	360	16
Bow of Harm	16	1200	312	735	18
Bow of Infernal Frost	8	200	100	7000	14
Bow of Infliction	18	3000	364	4000	20
Bow of Jolts	9	300	144	30	10
Bow of Lightning	18	1600	364	1550	20
Bow of Numbing	9	300	144	30	10
Bow of Quietus	18	1600	364	1550	20
Bow of Scorching	12	800	220	155	14
Bow of Shocking	12	800	220	155	14
Bow of Silence	16	1200	312	735	18
Bow of Sparks	8	300	112	11	8
Bow of Storms	20	1600	420	3200	22
Bow of the Blaze	18	1600	364	1550	20
Bow of the Dynamo	16	1200	312	735	18
Bow of the Glacier	16	1200	312	735	18
Bow of the Inferno	20	1600	420	3200	22
Bow of Voltage	14	1200	264	360	16
Bow of Weariness	12	800	220	155	14
Bow of Winter	20	1600	420	3200	22
Broken Sword	0	0	0	2	28
Brother of Nab	10	100	500	1000	20
Brusef Amelion's Sword	14	500	250	125	28
Burden of Agnosticism	12	450	100	40	43
Burden of Anger	12	620	100	40	43
Burden of Arrogance	12	620	100	40	43
Burden of Flesh	12	1310	100	40	43
Burden of Secrecy	12	620	100	40	43
Burden of Sin	12	450	100	40	43
Burz's Glass Mace	14	0	180	75	35
Burz's Glass Mace	17	0	460	150	35
Burz's Glass Mace	20	0	460	750	35
Caelia's Steel Longsword	12	0	192	45	24
Calliben's Grim Retort	18	6160	396	380	31
Captain Kordan's Saber	15	3000	180	2500	25
Ceremonial Dagger	7	0	400	20	4
Chillrend	7	640	120	10	8
Chillrend	9	1280	175	25	10
Chillrend	13	1920	295	145	14
Chillrend	17	2480	450	670	18
Chillrend	19	3200	525	1400	20
Chillrend	21	4160	615	2900	22
Claymore of Blizzards	24	1600	624	2200	56
Claymore of Brittleness	20	1200	440	600	44
Claymore of Burning	14	300	224	80	26
Claymore of Cold	18	800	360	310	38
Claymore of Depletion	16	800	288	130	38
Claymore of Depletion	20	1200	440	600	44
Claymore of Disintegration	26	1600	728	4000	62
Claymore of Dispel	16	800	288	130	38
Claymore of Embers	12	300	168	40	22
Claymore of Fire	22	1200	528	1150	50
Claymore of Flames	20	1200	440	600	44
Claymore of Fracturing	22	1200	528	1150	50
Claymore of Fragments	18	800	360	310	38
Claymore of Freezing	20	1200	440	600	44
Claymore of Frost	12	300	168	40	22
Claymore of Jinxing	16	800	288	130	38
Claymore of Jolts	14	300	224	80	26
Claymore of Lightning	24	1600	624	2200	56
Claymore of Numbing	14	300	224	80	26
Claymore of Pain	18	800	360	310	38
Claymore of Sapping	16	800	288	130	38
Claymore of Scorching	18	800	360	310	38
Claymore of Shattering	24	1600	624	2200	56
Claymore of Shocking	18	800	360	310	38
Claymore of Sparks	12	300	168	40	22
Claymore of Storms	26	1600	728	4000	62
Claymore of the Blaze	24	1600	624	2200	56
Claymore of the Dynamo	22	1200	528	1150	50
Claymore of the Glacier	22	1200	528	1150	50
Claymore of the Inferno	26	1600	728	4000	62
Claymore of Voltage	20	1200	440	600	44
Claymore of Weariness	12	300	168	40	22
Claymore of Winter	26	1600	728	4000	62
Club	7	0	70	3	8
Club	7	0	70	3	8
Cursed Mace	10	0	4200	320	43
Daedric Arrow	15	0		35	0.25
Daedric Battle Axe	26	0	728	3800	76
Daedric Bow	20	0	420	3200	22
Daedric Bow	20	0	420	3200	22
Daedric Claymore	26	0	728	4000	62
Daedric Dagger	19	0	532	2700	10
Daedric Longsword	24	0	672	3100	48
Daedric Longsword	24	0	672	3100	48
Daedric Mace	24	0	672	3200	43
Daedric Shortsword	21	0	588	2900	22
Daedric War Axe	22	0	616	3100	40
Daedric Warhammer	28	0	784	5000	93
Dagger of Absorption	15	1200	360	570	8
Dagger of Blizzards	17	1600	442	1250	9
Dagger of Brittleness	13	1200	286	260	7
Dagger of Burning	7	300	112	20	4
Dagger of Cold	11	800	220	110	6
Dagger of Depletion	9	800	162	40	5
Dagger of Depletion	13	1200	286	260	7
Dagger of Diminishing	7	300	112	20	4
Dagger of Discipline	9	300	70	0	5
Dagger of Disintegration	19	1600	532	2700	10
Dagger of Dispel	9	800	162	40	5
Dagger of Embers	5	300	360	6	3
Dagger of Enfeeblement	11	800	220	110	6
Dagger of Fire	15	1200	360	570	8
Dagger of Flames	13	1200	286	260	7
Dagger of Fracturing	15	1200	360	570	8
Dagger of Fragments	11	800	220	110	6
Dagger of Freezing	13	1200	286	260	7
Dagger of Frost	5	300	360	6	3
Dagger of Jinxing	9	800	162	40	5
Dagger of Jolts	7	300	112	20	4
Dagger of Lightning	17	1600	442	1250	9
Dagger of Numbing	7	300	112	20	4
Dagger of Pacification	5	800	360	6	3
Dagger of Pain	11	800	220	110	6
Dagger of Paralysis	19	1600	532	2700	10
Dagger of Sapping	9	800	162	40	5
Dagger of Scorching	11	800	220	110	6
Dagger of Shattering	17	1600	442	1250	9
Dagger of Shocking	11	800	220	110	6
Dagger of Sparks	5	300	360	6	3
Dagger of Storms	19	1600	532	2700	10
Dagger of the Blaze	17	1600	442	1250	9
Dagger of the Dynamo	15	1200	360	570	8
Dagger of the Glacier	15	1200	360	570	8
Dagger of the Inferno	19	1600	532	2700	10
Dagger of Voltage	13	1200	286	260	7
Dagger of Weakness	13	1200	286	260	7
Dagger of Weariness	5	300	360	6	3
Dagger of Winter	19	1600	532	2700	10
Dalvilu Cermonial Dagger	7	0	400	20	4
Debaser	13	2400	250	90	22
Debaser	16	3600	350	200	32
Debaser	20	4800	510	840	40
Debaser	22	6000	605	1700	44
Debaser	24	7200	705	3100	48
Debaser	11	1200	180	40	18
Defiler	12	800	216	60	20
Destarine's Cleaver	15	3000	350	2400	26
Dragon's Bow	14	1200	264	360	16
Dremora Barbed Arrow	12	0		4	2
Dremora Bow	10	0	80	28	22
Dremora Broadhead Arrow	10	0		2	1.5
Dremora Claymore	22	0	340	575	62
Dremora Field Arrow	8	0		1	1
Dremora Heavy Bow	14	0	240	180	22
Dremora Light Bow	8	0	60	6	22
Dremora Longsword	16	0	150	100	48
Dremora Mace	12	0	100	40	43
Dwarven Arrow	11	0		5	0.15
Dwarven Battle Axe	18	0	360	300	48
Dwarven Bow	12	0	220	155	14
Dwarven Bow	12	0	220	155	14
Dwarven Bow Replica	1	0	1	0	14
Dwarven Claymore	18	0	360	310	38
Dwarven Claymore	18	0	360	310	38
Dwarven Claymore Replica	1	0	1	0	38
Dwarven Dagger	11	0	220	110	6
Dwarven Longsword	16	0	320	200	32
Dwarven Longsword	16	0	320	200	32
Dwarven Mace	16	0	320	180	27
Dwarven Shortsword	13	0	260	145	14
Dwarven War Axe	14	0	280	165	24
Dwarven War Axe Replica	1	0	1	0	24
Dwarven Warhammer	20	0	400	430	57
Ebony Arrow	14	0		20	0.2
Ebony Battle Axe	24	0	624	2100	69
Ebony Blade	23	3700	800	5000	46
Ebony Bow	18	0	364	1550	20
Ebony Bow	18	0	364	1550	20
Ebony Claymore	24	0	624	2200	56
Ebony Dagger	17	0	442	1250	9
Ebony Dagger Replica	1	0	1	0	9
Ebony Longsword	22	0	572	1700	44
Ebony Longsword	22	0	572	1700	44
Ebony Mace	22	0	572	1500	39
Ebony Mace	22	0	572	1500	39
Ebony Mace Replica	1	0	1	0	39
Ebony Shortsword	19	0	494	1400	20
Ebony Shortsword Replica	1	0	1	0	20
Ebony War Axe	20	0	520	1450	36
Ebony War Axe	20	0	520	1450	36
Ebony Warhammer	26	0	676	2800	84
Ebony Warhammer Replica	1	0	1	0	84
Elven Arrow	12	0		8	0.1
Elven Battle Axe	20	0	440	580	55
Elven Bow	14	0	264	360	16
Elven Bow	14	0	264	360	16
Elven Claymore	20	0	440	600	44
Elven Dagger	13	0	286	260	7
Elven Long Sword	18	0	396	420	36
Elven Long Sword	18	0	396	420	36
Elven Mace	18	0	396	380	31
Elven Shortsword	15	0	330	320	16
Elven Shortsword Replica	1	0	1	0	16
Elven War Axe	16	0	352	345	28
Elven Warhammer	22	0	484	800	66
Enchanted Dagger	9	10	350	40	5
Essence of Regret	16	120	150	100	48
Fine Iron Battle Axe	13	0	185	70	24.3
Fine Iron Bow	9	0	123	22	7.2
Fine Iron Claymore	13	0	185	80	19.8
Fine Iron Dagger	6	0	77	12	2.7
Fine Iron Longsword	11	0	154	40	18
Fine Iron Mace	11	0	154	34	13.5
Fine Iron Shortsword	8	0	108	20	7.2
Fine Iron War Axe	9	0	123	26	10.8
Fine Iron Warhammer	15	0	216	120	27
Fine Steel Battle Axe	15	0	246	150	30.6
Fine Steel Bow	10	0	158	60	9
Fine Steel Claymore	15	0	246	160	23.4
Fine Steel Dagger	8	0	123	40	3.5
Fine Steel Longsword	13	0	211	90	21.6
Fine Steel Mace	13	0	211	80	17.1
Fine Steel Shortsword	10	0	158	50	9
Fine Steel War Axe	11	0	176	70	14.4
Fine Steel Warhammer	17	0	282	250	35.1
Flare Arrow	9	8		2	0.1
Frostwyrm Bow	15	500	300	500	14
Ghost Axe	12	800	216	60	20
Gift of Flame	12	50	100	40	43
Gladiator's Sword	13	3600	211	90	22
Glass Arrow	13	0		12	0.1
Glass Battle Axe	22	0	528	1050	62
Glass Battle Axe Replica	1	0	1	0	62
Glass Bow	16	0	312	735	18
Glass Bow	16	0	312	735	18
Glass Claymore	22	0	528	1150	50
Glass Dagger	15	0	360	570	8
Glass Dagger Replica	1	0	1	0	8
Glass Longsword	20	0	480	840	40
Glass Longsword	20	0	480	840	40
Glass Longsword Replica	1	0	1	0	40
Glass Mace	20	0	480	750	35
Glass Shortsword	17	0	408	670	18
Glass Shortsword Replica	1	0	1	0	18
Glass War Axe	18	0	432	710	32
Glass Warhammer	24	0	576	1500	75
Glass Warhammer	24	0	576	1500	75
Glenroy's Akaviri Katana	18	0	240	0	18
Goblin Shaman Staff	0	150	20	125	10
Goblin Totem Staff	0	3000	20	6550	10
Goldbrand	25	3000	900	5400	52
Greater Staff of Anarchy	0	1200	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Apathy	0	1600	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Blundering	0	1600	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Burden	0	3200	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Calm	0	1600	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Catastrophe	0	1600	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Charm	0	1600	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Confusion	0	1600	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Corrosion	0	1600	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Demoralize	0	1600	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Dispel	0	3200	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Domination	0	1600	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Fatigue	0	2800	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Feeblemind	0	1600	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Fire	0	3200	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Fireball	0	3200	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Fragility	0	1200	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Frailty	0	1600	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Frost	0	3200	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Ice Storm	0	3200	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Lethargy	0	1200	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Light	0	3200	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Lightning	0	3200	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Open	0	1600	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Ruin	0	1600	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Severing	0	450	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Sickness	0	3200	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Silence	0	1600	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Stopping	0	2800	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Storms	0	3200	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Sundering	0	1200	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Taming	0	1600	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Telekinesis	0	3200	100	100	10
Greater Staff of the Dazed	0	1200	100	100	10
Greater Staff of the Doomed	0	1200	100	100	10
Greater Staff of the Grave	0	3200	100	100	10
Greater Staff of the Oaf	0	1200	100	100	10
Greater Staff of the Pariah	0	1600	100	100	10
Greater Staff of the Plague	0	1200	100	100	10
Greater Staff of the Weary	0	1600	100	100	10
Greater Staff of Weakness	0	1600	100	100	10
Hatreds Heart	14	1200	252	125	28
Hatreds Heart	16	2400	320	200	32
Hatreds Heart	18	3200	396	420	36
Hatreds Heart	20	3600	480	840	40
Hatreds Heart	22	4200	572	1700	44
Hatreds Heart	24	4800	672	3100	48
Hatreds Soul	15	1200	300	125	12
Hatreds Soul	16	2400	320	200	12
Hatreds Soul	18	3200	400	420	12
Hatreds Soul	20	3600	500	840	12
Hatreds Soul	22	4200	572	1700	12
Hatreds Soul	24	4800	600	3100	12
Hatreds Soul Arrow	20	100		80	0.2
Heat of Sinfulness	16	700	150	100	48
Honorblade of Chorrol	23	0	610	1000	44
Hrormir's Icestaff	3	1000	30	800	12
Hrormir's Icestaff	3	1000	30	800	12
Immolator	20	1200	440	600	44
Iron Arrow	8	0		1	0.1
Iron Battle Axe	12	0	168	35	27
Iron Bow	8	0	112	11	8
Iron Bow	8	0	112	11	8
Iron Claymore	12	0	168	40	22
Iron Dagger	5	0	70	6	3
Iron Longsword	10	0	140	20	20
Iron Longsword	10	0	140	20	20
Iron Mace	10	0	140	17	15
Iron Shortsword	7	0	98	10	8
Iron War Axe	8	0	112	13	12
Iron War Axe	8	0	112	13	12
Iron Warhammer	14	0	196	60	30
Languorwine Blade	2	0	500	5	5
Lesser Staff of Anarchy	0	450	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Apathy	0	800	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Blundering	0	800	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Burden	0	1200	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Calm	0	600	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Catastrophe	0	800	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Charm	0	800	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Confusion	0	800	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Corrosion	0	800	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Demoralize	0	600	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Dispel	0	1200	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Domination	0	800	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Fatigue	0	600	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Feeblemind	0	800	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Fire	0	1200	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Fireball	0	1200	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Fragility	0	450	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Frailty	0	800	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Frost	0	1200	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Ice Storm	0	1200	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Lethargy	0	450	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Light	0	1200	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Lightning	0	1200	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Open	0	800	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Ruin	0	800	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Severing	0	450	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Sickness	0	1200	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Silence	0	800	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Stopping	0	1200	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Storms	0	1200	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Sundering	0	450	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Taming	0	800	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Telekinesis	0	1200	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of the Dazed	0	450	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of the Doomed	0	450	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of the Grave	0	1200	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of the Oaf	0	450	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of the Pariah	0	800	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of the Plague	0	450	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of the Weary	0	450	100	100	10
Lesser Staff of Weakness	0	800	100	100	10
Long Sword of Brittleness	18	1200	396	420	36
Long Sword of Depletion	18	1200	396	420	36
Long Sword of Flames	18	1200	396	420	36
Long Sword of Freezing	18	1200	396	420	36
Long Sword of Voltage	18	1200	396	420	36
Longsword of Absorption	20	1200	480	840	40
Longsword of Blizzards	22	1600	572	1700	44
Longsword of Burning	12	300	192	45	24
Longsword of Cold	16	800	320	200	32
Longsword of Depletion	14	800	252	80	28
Longsword of Diminishing	12	300	192	45	24
Longsword of Disintegration	24	1600	672	3100	48
Longsword of Dispel	14	800	252	80	28
Longsword of Embers	10	300	140	20	20
Longsword of Enfeeblement	16	800	320	200	32
Longsword of Fire	20	1200	480	840	40
Longsword of Fracturing	20	1200	480	840	40
Longsword of Fragments	16	800	320	200	32
Longsword of Frost	14	800	160	80	28
Longsword of Frost	10	300	140	20	20
Longsword of Jinxing	14	800	252	80	28
Longsword of Jolts	12	300	192	45	24
Longsword of Lightning	22	1600	572	1700	44
Longsword of Numbing	12	300	192	45	24
Longsword of Pain	16	800	320	200	32
Longsword of Sapping	14	800	252	80	28
Longsword of Scorching	16	800	320	200	32
Longsword of Shattering	22	1600	572	1700	44
Longsword of Shocking	16	800	320	200	32
Longsword of Sparks	10	300	140	20	20
Longsword of Storms	24	1600	672	3100	48
Longsword of the Blaze	22	1600	572	1700	44
Longsword of the Dynamo	20	1200	480	840	40
Longsword of the Glacier	20	1200	480	840	40
Longsword of the Inferno	24	1600	672	3100	48
Longsword of Weakness	18	1200	396	420	36
Longsword of Weariness	10	300	140	20	20
Longsword of Winter	24	1600	672	3100	48
Mace of Abeyance	20	1200	480	750	35
Mace of Absorption	20	1200	480	750	35
Mace of Aversion	16	800	320	180	27
Mace of Blizzards	22	1600	572	1500	39
Mace of Burden	16	800	320	180	27
Mace of Burning	12	300	192	40	19
Mace of Cold	16	800	320	180	27
Mace of Deadweight	24	1600	672	3200	43
Mace of Decay	26	800	320	180	57
Mace of Depletion	14	800	252	70	23
Mace of Diminishing	12	300	192	40	19
Mace of Dispel	14	800	252	70	23
Mace of Dissolution	18	1200	396	380	31
Mace of Doom	10	50000	3000	120	5
Mace of Embers	10	300	140	17	15
Mace of Encumbrance	20	1200	480	750	35
Mace of Enfeeblement	16	800	320	180	27
Mace of Excess	22	1600	572	1500	39
Mace of Feeding	22	1600	572	1500	39
Mace of Fire	20	1200	480	750	35
Mace of Flames	18	1200	396	380	31
Mace of Fracturing	20	1200	480	750	35
Mace of Freezing	18	1200	396	380	31
Mace of Frost	10	300	140	17	15
Mace of Holy Light	24	1600	672	3200	43
Mace of Jinxing	14	800	252	70	23
Mace of Jolts	12	300	192	40	19
Mace of Legion	10	800	140	17	15
Mace of Lightning	22	1600	572	1500	39
Mace of Molag Bal	25	2200	1500	4000	45
Mace of Numbing	12	300	192	40	19
Mace of Overload	18	1200	396	380	31
Mace of Putrification	24	1600	672	3200	43
Mace of Rending	22	1600	572	1500	39
Mace of Repelling	10	300	140	17	15
Mace of Sapping	14	800	252	70	23
Mace of Scorching	16	800	320	180	27
Mace of Shocking	16	800	320	180	27
Mace of Siphoning	18	1200	396	380	31
Mace of Sparks	10	300	140	17	15
Mace of Storms	24	1600	672	3200	43
Mace of Strain	12	300	192	40	19
Mace of the Blaze	22	1600	572	1500	39
Mace of the Dynamo	20	1200	480	750	35
Mace of the Glacier	20	1200	480	750	35
Mace of the Inferno	24	1600	672	3200	43
Mace of the Undead	22	1600	572	1500	39
Mace of Transmogrify	24	1600	672	3200	43
Mace of Turning	18	1200	396	380	31
Mace of Voltage	18	1200	396	380	31
Mace of Warding	12	300	192	40	19
Mace of Weakness	18	1200	396	380	31
Mace of Weight	10	300	140	17	15
Mace of Winter	24	1600	672	3200	43
Magebane Arrow	10	100		35	0.25
Mage's Mace	18	1200	396	380	31
Mages Staff	0	350	100	50	10
Mage's Staff of Charm	10	360	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Charm	10	1080	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Charm	10	1840	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Charm	10	200	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Dispel	10	560	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Dispel	10	1640	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Dispel	10	2400	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Dispel	10	400	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Fire	10	800	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Fire	10	1600	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Fire	10	2400	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Fire	10	3200	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Frost	10	1600	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Frost	10	2400	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Frost	10	3200	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Frost	10	800	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Paralysis	10	2000	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Paralysis	10	6000	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Paralysis	10	8000	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Paralysis	10	4000	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Shock	10	1600	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Shock	10	2400	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Shock	10	3200	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Shock	10	800	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Silence	10	1800	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Silence	10	3600	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Silence	10	5400	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Silence	10	720	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Soul Trap	10	3600	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Soul Trap	10	5400	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Soul Trap	10	7200	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Soul Trap	10	1800	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Telekinesis	10	3400	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Telekinesis	10	6600	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Telekinesis	10	9880	100	10	10
Mage's Staff of Telekinesis	10	1360	100	10	10
Mankar Camoran's Staff	3	1000	200	100	12
Mankar Camoran's Staff	3	2000	200	100	12
Mankar Camoran's Staff	3	3000	200	100	12
Mankar Camoran's Staff	3	5000	200	100	12
Mishaxhi's Cleaver	16	3000	240	150	24
Mishaxhi's Cleaver	16	500	240	150	24
Mishaxhi's Cleaver	16	1000	240	150	24
Mishaxhi's Cleaver	16	2000	240	150	24
Naked Axe	18	1600	360	300	48
Nearness of Evil	12	170	100	40	43
Northwind	15	1000	240	180	18
Northwind	15	2000	240	180	18
Northwind	15	3000	240	180	18
Northwind	15	500	240	180	18
Oblivion's Caress	16	230	150	100	48
Oblivion's Embrace	22	710	340	575	62
Penance of Animosity	16	400	150	100	48
Penance of Deception	16	620	150	100	48
Penance of Faithlessness	16	1220	150	100	48
Penance of Hatred	16	620	150	100	48
Penance of Larceny	16	620	150	100	48
Penance of Pride	16	620	150	100	48
Perdition's Wrath	18	500	400	3000	40
Pounder	20	800	400	430	57
Purging Flame	16	140	150	100	48
Quality Battle Axe Ember	14	300	224	75	35
Quality Battle Axe Shiver	14	300	224	75	35
Quality Battle Axe Soul Trap	14	300	224	75	35
Quality Battle Axe Spark	14	300	224	75	35
Quintessence of Remorse	22	950	340	575	62
Redwave	11	500	850	40	25
Redwave	11	500	850	40	25
Redwave	11	500	850	40	25
Redwave	11	500	850	40	25
Redwave	11	500	850	40	25
Redwave	11	500	850	40	25
Redwave	11	500	850	40	25
Renault's Akaviri Katana	15	0	240	0	18
Retaliation of Blood	22	80	340	575	62
Retaliation of Spirit	22	110	340	575	62
Retribution of Aggression	22	140	340	575	62
Retribution of Cowardness	22	2120	340	575	62
Retribution of Hubris	22	140	340	575	62
Retribution of Hypocrisy	22	140	340	575	62
Retribution of Rapacity	22	140	340	575	62
Retribution of Treachery	22	3060	340	575	62
Revealer of Iniquity	12	1310	100	40	43
Rockshatter	20	1920	480	750	35
Rockshatter	10	540	140	17	15
Rockshatter	13	1020	211	80	17
Rockshatter	16	1500	320	180	27
Rockshatter	20	1920	480	750	35
Rockshatter	22	2520	572	1500	39
Rockshatter	24	3240	672	3200	43
Rockshatter	10	540	140	17	15
Rockshatter	13	1020	211	80	17
Rockshatter	16	1500	320	180	27
Rockshatter	22	2520	572	1500	39
Rockshatter	24	3240	672	3200	43
Rohssan's Antique Cutlass	10	0	40	90	25
Rose of Sithis	9	0		2	0.1
Rugdumph's Sword	14	1500	700	125	28
Ruined Akaviri Katana	8	0	100	3	20
Ruma's Staff	10	2000	100	100	10
Rusty Iron Bow	8	0	90	10	8
Rusty Iron Dagger	5	0	60	5	3
Rusty Iron Dagger	3	0	35	2	3
Rusty Iron Mace	7	0	70	6	15
Rusty Iron Shortsword	5	0	56	3	8
Rusty Iron War Axe	5	0	56	4	12
Sanguine Rose	10	3000	100	10	10
Shadowhunt	10	100	100	50	8
Shadowhunt	10	450	100	50	8
Shadowhunt	10	850	100	50	8
Shadowhunt	10	1650	100	50	8
Shadowhunt	10	3400	100	50	8
Shadowhunt	10	6700	100	50	8
Shadowhunt	10	9000	100	50	8
Sharpened Cutlass	11	0	192	40	25
Shimmerstrike	9	200	500	31	5
Shortsword of Absorption	17	1200	408	670	18
Shortsword of Blizzards	19	1600	494	1400	20
Shortsword of Brittleness	15	1200	330	320	16
Shortsword of Burning	9	300	144	25	10
Shortsword of Cold	13	800	260	145	14
Shortsword of Depletion	11	800	198	50	12
Shortsword of Depletion	15	1200	330	320	16
Shortsword of Diminishing	9	300	144	25	10
Shortsword of Disintegration	21	1600	588	2900	22
Shortsword of Dispel	11	800	198	50	12
Shortsword of Embers	7	300	98	10	8
Shortsword of Enfeeblement	13	800	260	145	14
Shortsword of Fire	17	1200	408	670	18
Shortsword of Flames	15	1200	330	320	16
Shortsword of Fracturing	17	1200	408	670	18
Shortsword of Fragments	13	800	260	145	14
Shortsword of Freezing	15	1200	330	320	16
Shortsword of Frost	7	300	98	10	8
Shortsword of Jinxing	11	800	198	50	12
Shortsword of Jolts	9	300	144	25	10
Shortsword of Lightning	19	1600	494	1400	20
Shortsword of Numbing	9	300	144	25	10
Shortsword of Pain	13	800	260	145	14
Shortsword of Paralysis	19	800	494	1400	20
Shortsword of Sapping	11	800	198	50	12
Shortsword of Scorching	13	800	260	145	14
Shortsword of Shattering	19	1600	494	1400	20
Shortsword of Shocking	13	800	260	145	14
Shortsword of Sparks	7	300	98	10	8
Shortsword of Storms	21	1600	588	2900	22
Shortsword of the Blaze	19	1600	494	1400	20
Shortsword of the Dynamo	17	1200	408	670	18
Shortsword of the Fang	11	800	198	50	12
Shortsword of the Glacier	17	1200	408	670	18
Shortsword of the Inferno	21	1600	588	2900	22
Shortsword of Voltage	15	1200	330	320	16
Shortsword of Weakness	15	1200	330	320	16
Shortsword of Weariness	7	300	98	10	8
Shortsword of Winter	21	1600	588	2900	22
Silver Arrow	10	0		3	0.1
Silver BattleAxe	16	0	288	125	41
Silver BattleAxe	16	0	342	125	41
Silver Bow	10	0	180	55	12
Silver Bow	10	0	180	55	12
Silver Claymore	16	0	288	130	38
Silver Dagger	9	0	162	40	5
Silver Longsword	14	0	252	125	28
Silver Longsword	14	0	252	125	28
Silver Mace	14	0	252	70	23
Silver Mace	14	0	252	70	23
Silver Shortsword	11	0	198	50	12
Silver Shortsword	11	0	198	50	12
Silver War Axe	12	0	216	60	20
Silver Warhammer	18	0	324	200	48
Sinweaver	21	360	500	1000	55
Skull of Corruption	10	3000	100	10	10
Spellbreaker	14	0	700	125	28
Staff	0	0	20	20	10
Staff of Anarchy	0	800	100	100	10
Staff of Apathy	0	1200	100	100	10
Staff of Banishment	0	4400	100	100	10
Staff of Blundering	0	1200	100	100	10
Staff of Burden	0	1900	100	100	10
Staff of Calm	0	1600	100	100	10
Staff of Catastrophe	0	1200	100	100	10
Staff of Charm	0	1100	100	100	10
Staff of Conflagration	0	3200	100	100	10
Staff of Confusion	0	1200	100	100	10
Staff of Corrosion	0	1200	100	100	10
Staff of Demoralize	0	1200	100	100	10
Staff of Diminishing	0	1600	100	100	10
Staff of Discord	0	3200	100	100	10
Staff of Dispel	0	1900	100	100	10
Staff of Domination	0	1200	100	100	10
Staff of Fatigue	0	1900	100	100	10
Staff of Feeblemind	0	1200	100	100	10
Staff of Fire	0	1600	100	100	10
Staff of Fireball	0	1600	100	100	10
Staff of Flame	10	500	100	100	8
Staff of Fragility	0	800	100	100	10
Staff of Frailty	0	1200	100	100	10
Staff of Frost	0	1600	100	100	10
Staff of Hoarfrost	0	3200	100	100	10
Staff of Ice Storm	0	1600	100	100	10
Staff of Indarys	15	3000	100	200	5
Staff of Indarys	15	4500	100	200	5
Staff of Indarys	15	6000	100	200	5
Staff of Indarys	15	7500	100	200	5
Staff of Indarys	15	9000	100	200	5
Staff of Indarys	15	2400	100	200	5
Staff of Legion	0	3200	100	100	10
Staff of Lethargy	0	800	100	100	10
Staff of Light	0	2200	100	100	10
Staff of Lightning	0	1600	100	100	10
Staff of Nenalata	0	1400	20	100	10
Staff of Nenalata	0	1400	20	100	10
Staff of Nenalata	0	1400	20	100	10
Staff of Nenalata	0	1400	20	100	10
Staff of Nenalata	0	1400	20	100	10
Staff of Nenalata	0	1400	20	100	10
Staff of Open	0	1200	100	100	10
Staff of Pacification	0	3200	100	100	10
Staff of Paralyzing Burst	0	1900	100	100	10
Staff of Ruin	0	1500	100	100	10
Staff of Severing	0	450	100	100	10
Staff of Shock	0	1	0	0	8
Staff of Sickness	0	1900	100	100	10
Staff of Silence	0	1200	100	100	10
Staff of Storms	0	1600	100	100	10
Staff of Submission	0	3200	100	100	10
Staff of Sundering	0	1600	100	100	10
Staff of Taming	0	1200	100	100	10
Staff of Telekinesis	0	1600	100	100	10
Staff of the Battlemage	3	500	30	10	12
Staff of the Dazed	0	800	100	100	10
Staff of the Doomed	0	800	100	100	10
Staff of the Everscamp	3	0	30	0	12
Staff of the Grave	0	1600	100	100	10
Staff of the Healer	0	4400	100	100	10
Staff of the Mundane	0	3200	100	100	10
Staff of the Oaf	0	800	100	100	10
Staff of the Pariah	0	1200	100	100	10
Staff of the Plague	0	800	100	100	10
Staff of the Weary	0	1200	100	100	10
Staff of Thunderbolts	0	3200	100	100	10
Staff of Unholy Terror	0	2800	100	100	10
Staff of Vulnerability	0	3200	100	100	10
Staff of Weakness	0	1200	100	100	10
Staff of Weakness	0	3200	100	100	10
Staff of Withering	0	3200	100	100	10
Staff of Worms	10	5000	100	0	10
Steel Arrow	9	0		2	0.1
Steel Battle Axe	14	0	224	75	35
Steel Bow	9	0	144	30	10
Steel Bow	9	0	100	10	5
Steel Bow	9	0	144	30	10
Steel Claymore	14	0	224	80	26
Steel Cutlass	11	0	192	40	25
Steel Dagger	7	0	112	20	4
Steel Longsword	12	0	192	45	24
Steel Longsword	12	0	100	45	5
Steel Longsword	12	0	192	45	24
Steel Mace	12	0	192	40	19
Steel Shortsword	9	0	144	25	10
Steel Shortsword	9	0	144	25	10
Steel War Axe	10	0	160	35	16
Steel Warhammer	16	0	256	125	39
Steel Warhammer	16	0	60	50	5
Storm Bow	14	1200	264	360	16
Stormcall Arrow	7	250		8	0.1
Sufferthorn	9	1000	70	31	5
Sufferthorn	9	1500	70	31	5
Sufferthorn	9	2000	70	31	5
Sufferthorn	9	3000	70	31	5
Sufferthorn	9	3400	70	31	5
Sufferthorn	9	6700	70	31	5
Sufferthorn	9	8000	70	31	5
Sword of Nab	14	100	200	120	20
Sword of Submission	10	800	140	20	20
Sword of Wounding	17	1200	408	670	18
Tempest	24	1600	624	2200	56
Test AE Arrow	8	30		4	0.1
TestStaff	10	0	100	10	10
TestStaff03	14	0	100	10	10
Thieve's Dagger	15	1200	360	570	8
Thornblade	13	2100	211	90	22
Thornblade	16	3000	350	200	32
Thornblade	20	4500	510	840	40
Thornblade	22	6000	605	1700	44
Thornblade	24	9000	705	3100	48
Thornblade	11	1200	185	40	18
Truncheon of Submission	10	3330	200	1700	8
Umbra	28	2500	700	4500	45
Unfinished Staff	12	0	900	50	24
Volendrung	14	0	700	125	28
Volendrung	20	2500	3200	4300	60
Voltag	22	1600	572	1500	39
Wabbajack	10	3000	100	10	10
War Axe of Absorption	18	1200	432	710	32
War Axe of Beguilement	18	1200	432	710	32
War Axe of Blizzards	20	1600	520	1450	36
War Axe of Burning	10	300	160	35	16
War Axe of Cold	14	800	280	165	24
War Axe of Damnation	22	1600	616	3100	40
War Axe of Decay	14	800	280	165	24
War Axe of Deception	16	1200	352	345	28
War Axe of Depletion	12	800	216	60	20
War Axe of Diminishing	10	300	160	35	16
War Axe of Dispel	12	800	216	60	20
War Axe of Dissolution	16	1200	352	345	28
War Axe of Embers	8	300	112	13	12
War Axe of Enfeeblement	14	800	280	165	24
War Axe of Feeding	20	1600	520	1450	36
War Axe of Fire	18	1200	432	710	32
War Axe of Flames	16	1200	352	345	28
War Axe of Fracturing	18	1200	432	710	32
War Axe of Freezing	16	1200	352	345	28
War Axe of Frost	8	300	112	13	12
War Axe of Jinxing	12	800	216	60	20
War Axe of Jolts	10	300	160	35	16
War Axe of Lightning	20	1600	520	1450	36
War Axe of Numbing	10	300	160	35	16
War Axe of Putrification	22	1600	616	3100	40
War Axe of Rending	20	1600	520	1450	36
War Axe of Sapping	12	800	216	60	20
War Axe of Scorching	14	800	280	165	24
War Axe of Seduction	10	300	160	35	16
War Axe of Shocking	14	800	280	165	24
War Axe of Siphoning	16	1200	352	345	28
War Axe of Soul Snares	20	1600	520	1450	36
War Axe of Soul Traps	14	800	280	165	24
War Axe of Souls	8	300	112	13	12
War Axe of Sparks	8	300	112	13	12
War Axe of Storms	22	1600	616	3100	40
War Axe of the Blaze	20	1600	520	1450	36
War Axe of the Dynamo	18	1200	432	710	32
War Axe of the Glacier	18	1200	432	710	32
War Axe of the Inferno	22	1600	616	3100	40
War Axe of Transmogrify	22	1600	616	3100	40
War Axe of Voltage	16	1200	352	345	28
War Axe of Weakness	16	1200	352	345	28
War Axe of Winter	22	1600	616	3100	40
Warhammer of Abeyance	24	1200	576	1500	75
Warhammer of Absorption	24	1200	576	1500	75
Warhammer of Aversion	20	800	400	430	57
Warhammer of Blizzards	26	1600	676	2800	84
Warhammer of Burning	16	300	256	125	39
Warhammer of Cold	20	800	400	430	57
Warhammer of Deadweight	28	1600	784	5000	93
Warhammer of Decay	20	800	400	430	57
Warhammer of Depletion	18	800	324	200	48
Warhammer of Diminishing	16	300	256	125	39
Warhammer of Dispel	18	800	324	200	48
Warhammer of Dissolution	22	1200	484	800	66
Warhammer of Embers	14	300	196	60	30
Warhammer of Encumbrance	24	1200	576	1500	75
Warhammer of Enfeeblement	20	800	400	430	57
Warhammer of Excess	26	1600	676	2800	84
Warhammer of Feeding	26	1600	676	2800	84
Warhammer of Fire	24	1200	576	1500	75
Warhammer of Flames	22	1200	484	800	66
Warhammer of Fracturing	24	1200	576	1500	75
Warhammer of Freezing	22	1200	484	800	66
Warhammer of Frost	14	300	196	60	30
Warhammer of Holy Light	28	1600	784	5000	93
Warhammer of Jinxing	18	800	324	200	48
Warhammer of Jolts	16	300	256	125	39
Warhammer of Lightning	26	1600	676	2800	84
Warhammer of Numbing	16	300	256	125	39
Warhammer of Overload	22	1200	484	800	66
Warhammer of Putrification	28	1600	784	5000	93
Warhammer of Rending	26	1600	676	2800	84
Warhammer of Sapping	18	800	324	200	48
Warhammer of Scorching	20	800	400	430	57
Warhammer of Shocking	20	800	400	430	57
Warhammer of Siphoning	22	1200	484	800	66
Warhammer of Sparks	14	300	196	60	30
Warhammer of Storms	28	1600	784	5000	93
Warhammer of Strain	16	300	256	125	39
Warhammer of the Blaze	26	1600	676	2800	84
Warhammer of the Dynamo	24	1200	576	1500	75
Warhammer of the Glacier	24	1200	576	1500	75
Warhammer of the Grave	14	300	196	60	30
Warhammer of the Inferno	28	1600	784	5000	93
Warhammer of the Undead	26	1600	676	2800	84
Warhammer of Transmogrify	28	1600	784	5000	93
Warhammer of Turning	22	1200	484	800	66
Warhammer of Voltage	22	1200	484	800	66
Warhammer of Warding	16	300	256	125	39
Warhammer of Weakness	22	1200	484	800	66
Warhammer of Weight	14	300	196	60	30
Warhammer of Winter	28	1600	784	5000	93
Weight of Guilt	12	340	100	40	43
Witsplinter	6	1800	100	12	2.7
Witsplinter	8	1980	155	40	3.5
Witsplinter	13	2220	310	260	7
Witsplinter	15	2460	400	570	8
Witsplinter	17	2700	475	1250	9
Witsplinter	19	2940	532	2700	10